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Taxes September 18, 2024 

The Tel Aviv District Court has dismissed appeals filed by the company against the tax assessment issued by the Tax Authority on the Central Bottling Company's tax liability for royalties it paid for using the intellectual property rights of Coca-Cola worldwide.

September 18, 2024 

Instagram is changing the default privacy settings for many U.S. teenagers, part of an effort to keep them safer and give parents more control over how their kids interact online.

Accounting Standards September 18, 2024 

More than half of C-suite and other executives (51.6%) expect an increase in the number and size of deepfake attacks targeting their organizations’ financial and accounting data.

Isaac M. O'Bannon

Taxes September 18, 2024 

Trump promised to “get SALT back, lower your Taxes, and so much more,” in a post on his social media platform Truth Social on Sept. 17.

Auditing September 17, 2024 

The firm also agreed to settle auditor independence charges, as well as for aiding and abetting clients' violations of securities laws.

Jason Bramwell

Accounting October 29, 2024 

Explore key topics like recent tax law changes, the impact of evolving technology, and adjustments to reporting requirements.

Taxes September 17, 2024 

Gifts-in-kind organizations are not-for-profits that secure corporate donations of new merchandise and redistribute the items to not-for-profits members, which may include schools and individual teachers.

State and Local Taxes September 17, 2024 

With elections approaching, it’s time for governors and mayors to offer some viable new policy options—and ways to pay for them.

Auditing September 17, 2024 

Instances of auditor independence noncompliance at firms "increased significantly" during the PCAOB's 2023 audit inspection cycle.

Jason Bramwell

Small Business September 17, 2024 

Intuit has launched Intuit Enterprise Suite, a configurable suite of integrated financial products designed to seamlessly scale and enhance productivity and profitability for businesses as they grow.

Isaac M. O'Bannon

Taxes September 17, 2024 

A taxpayer can’t deduct start-up expenses if he or she abandons the business before it ever gets off the ground.

Ken Berry, JD

Payroll September 17, 2024 

Key reasons behind this decision include the increasing cost of living (69 percent), boredom (42 percent), rising housing costs (39 percent), and the need to pay off non-medical debt (34 percent).

Isaac M. O'Bannon