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Corporate Tax

VF Holdings Owes $505 Million Tax Bill

February 14, 2022

Lee, Wrangler, Nautica, Vans, and North Face are iconic apparel brands, all owned by VF Holdings through its numerous acquisitions. The company also acquired Timberland Co. in 2011, doubling its global footwear business. That merger, however, has resulted in a... Read More

IRS Scrambles To Fix Delayed Tax Returns

February 14, 2022

The AICPA and other accounting organizations sent a strongly-worded letter to IRS and Treasury all but demanding that the IRS immediately grant penalty relief and suspend other compliance measures until the IRS solves its many problems. Read More

transfer pricing

Transfer Pricing: A Pragmatic Approach

January 26, 2022

Learn about a pragmatic and cost-effective approach for Transfer Pricing planning, benchmarking and documentation for U.S.-based Multinational Companies (MNCs) from Frazier & Deeter’s Global Transfer Pricing team. Read More

Employee Retention Credit for Employers Avalible

January 17, 2022

Employers that took steps to get the employee retention credit for the 4th quarter of 2021 got a rude awakening when Congress retroactively took it away. Read More

third-party payment

Third Party Payment Threshold Of $600 Goes Into Effect

January 17, 2022

Third-party payment networks will be required to send business users Form 1099-K for transactions that equal $600 or more in the aggregate. Read More

build back better

House-Passed Tax Rate Changes But Still Includes New Taxes

December 16, 2021

The House passed the $1.75 trillion Build Back Better Act on November 19, 2021, and the legislation is now under Senate consideration. Known as H.R. 5376, the legislation is the second prong of President Biden’s social and economic policy program.... Read More

income tax

Finance Chairman Seeks ‘Billionaires Income Tax’

November 15, 2021

Finance Committee Chairman Ron Wyden, D-Ore., has released a proposal for a special new tax on high-net-worth individuals. Read More

bank account reporting

Treasury Offers Facts v. Fiction Points On Reporting

November 15, 2021

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

infrastructure

Tax Increases Still Possible In Huge Infrastructure Bill

October 18, 2021

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

Will Global Minimum Tax Become a Reality?

August 17, 2021

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

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