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Retail Sales Grew in August as Inflation Decreased
Deloitte Global Hauled in $67.2 Billion in Revenue This Year
Wiss Enters Strategic Partnership With AI Platform Basis
Senators Reach Deal on Bill Affecting Climate, Health Care, and Taxes
Plan affects healthcare and energy costs, imposes a minimum corporate tax, cuts down carbon emissions, and allows Medicare to negotiate drug prices.
Manchin Backs $369 Billion Energy Plan, Rejects SALT Expansion
Senate Democrat also said he supports increasing IRS enforcement and ending the carried interest tax break.
What CPA Firms Need to Know about Outsourcing
To help lighten the load and setup for success, many firms have turned to outsourcing. Essentially, outsourcing is when a business hires a third party to provide services or complete certain tasks for the business.
Preparing for the Unexpected with IRS Audits
What used to be a longshot of being chosen, now has business leaders working to be audit ready at any time.
State Rules for Voluntary Disclosure Agreements Vary Widely
While almost all states offer a Voluntary Disclosure Agreement (VDA) program, issues that qualify for inclusion in these programs vary widely, according to Bloomberg Tax & Accounting’s 22nd annual Survey of State Tax Departments.
Senate Considers Reviving R&D Tax Deduction
As of this year, companies must deduct their domestic R&D expenses over five years instead of all upfront, making the tax break less lucrative.
Europe Starts Mandating E-Invoicing to Maintain Transaction Tax Compliance
Ecommerce has enabled millions of small and midsize businesses to tap into the global market. This presents enormous opportunities. It can also create a world of tax requirements.
Report Says Sales Tax Holidays will Cost States $1 Billion in Revenue in 2022
Lawmakers are increasingly turning to sales tax holidays with unprecedented scope and duration. For example, Florida added five tax-free holidays, ranging from tools for ...