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Bloomberg BNA Launches Premier Federal Tax Guide

Bloomberg BNA has released its inaugural edition of the Bloomberg BNA 2015 Federal Tax Guide, a quick reference guide developed to aid tax practitioners and professionals in the preparation of 2014 individual and business tax returns and 2015 planning. It

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Bloomberg BNA has released its inaugural edition of the Bloomberg BNA 2015 Federal Tax Guide, a quick reference guide developed to aid tax practitioners and professionals in the preparation of 2014 individual and business tax returns and 2015 planning. It is available online and in print and as part of the Bloomberg BNA Tax and Accounting Center. For more information on the 1,300-plus page book and to order a copy visit here.

The Federal Tax Guide sets a new standard for quick access to succinct explanations of tax law, supported by practical examples, schedules, tables, and references to the award-winning Tax Management Portfolios.  Both tax novices and experts will appreciate the easy-to-understand language, intuitive organization, and supporting citations to underlying authority.  The Guide allows practitioners to quickly access tax rates, filing requirements, depreciation tables, inflation-adjusted limits, and more. 

“Bloomberg BNA’s new Federal Tax Guide offers more practical examples and greater coverage of topics, such as choice of entity, employee benefit plans, fiduciary income tax, and natural resources than any other information resource of its kind,” said George Farrah, Bloomberg BNA Tax & Accounting Executive Editor.  “The Federal Tax Guide is the most recent example of why tax professionals continue to look to Bloomberg BNA for timely and insightful knowledge that helps them make more informed decisions.”

The Federal Tax Guide offers coverage of a wide range of timely topics most important to tax practitioners as they prepare 2014 returns and plan for the year ahead, including:

  • Credits, including definitions, information on claiming the credit, and the required forms.
  • Employee benefit plans, especially for start-ups, as well as small business plan contribution limits and types of benefits.
  • Deferred compensation plans, with particular attention paid to various tax traps in seeking to effectively defer compensation.
  • Fiduciary income tax, including Distributable Net Income computation examples, simple and complex trusts, and estate income tax computations.