Finance Chairman Seeks ‘Billionaires Income Tax’
November 15, 2021Finance Committee Chairman Ron Wyden, D-Ore., has released a proposal for a special new tax on high-net-worth individuals. Read More
Finance Committee Chairman Ron Wyden, D-Ore., has released a proposal for a special new tax on high-net-worth individuals. Read More
Because of the controversy surrounding bank account reporting and the “widespread mischaracterization” of the plan, the Treasury Department has taken the unusual step of releasing a fact sheet in advance of bill passage. Read More
Watch AICPA’s SOC School Author and Instructor Shelby Nelson answer common questions about SOC examinations and reporting on our webinar. Read More
Learn about accounting for debt from Frazier & Deeter's National Professional Practice Partner Mike Cheng as he provides in-depth examples. Read More
The $3.5 trillion infrastructure bill has cleared the House tax writing committee and now is the subject of intense negotiations to move it forward. Read More
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To get Republican buy-in, Congressional Democrats have avoided adding tax increases to the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment & Jobs Act currently under consideration in Congress. How will they fund the bill? One tax-related source of revenue would come from broker reporting... Read More
Business people understand competition for clients – that’s part of growth. But many of us may not feel as savvy competing for talented team members, and in today’s environment we’re not just competing for new talent, we’re competing to keep... Read More
As more states introduce new data privacy legislation, it is hard to keep up. Jodi Daniels from Red Clover Advisors returns to discuss recent updates and which states could have new legislation by the end of 2021. Listen now using... Read More
After competing for the lowest tax rates for years, 132 countries holding 90% of the world’s GDP have agreed to a framework for a global minimum tax on corporations. The plan, described in an OECD Statement, is a two-pillar package... Read More