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New R&D Expense Amortization May Hurt Cash Flows, Valuations
Research and development, which is the lifeblood that keeps many companies competitive, will soon lose some of its advantageous tax
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International Companies Face a Tangled Web of Tax Rules
’s massive on marketplace has been a boon to hundreds of thousands of merchants across the globe, offering immediate exposure
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States can now force retailers without physical presence to collect sales tax, Supreme Court says
On June 21, 2018, the United States Supreme Court issued its opinion in South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc.,[1] in which
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Lower FDII Tax Rate Lures Foreign IP and Services Back to U.S.
Fiddy. Foe-dee. Eff-Dee-Eye-Eye. Whichever way you pronounce it, the new Foreign Derived Intangible Income (“FDII”) provision of President Donald Trump’s
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Will Tax Reform Make C Corps Cool Again?
By the end of the 1980s, closely-held C corporations mostly went the way of Members Only jackets and the Commodore
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Private Equity and Venture Capital Firms Are Still Digesting Trump Tax Reform
The heads leading up to passage of the new tax law were ominous. Changes requiring private equity and venture capital
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Trump Tax Reform’s Opportunity Zones Yield Big Capital Gains Savings
A new federal program will soon allow investors to save big money on capital gains taxes — if they’re willing
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Buying & Selling Similar Properties? How to Defer Taxes on Like-Kind Exchanges
Ben, an investor in real estate, is curious about taxes on like-kind exchanges. He just finished renovations on an industrial
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Forget Debt? Maybe Not Yet: How to Grow without Full Business Interest Deduction
Manufacturers and other companies that traditionally rely on debt as a growth strategy need to consider new approaches, now that
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Corporations Must Pay Transition Tax to Bring Home Tax-Free Future Foreign Earnings
U.S.corporations with operations overseas might have been thrilled with tax reform that lets them bring home future foreign earnings free