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Better service ahead — and a better tax season, promises IRS

Even as it brings stricter enforcement to bear on large corporations, complex partnerships and high-income individuals, the Internal Revenue Service said it’s also been making steady improvements in taxpayer service and technology, including for tax professionals, ahead of the start of tax season on Jan. 29. “We’ve been working hard

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On the move: Withum kicks off 50th anniversary

Donna Raper assumed her role as regional director of the Americas region at BKR International, New York.  Katrina Helmkamp, a retired global CEO, and Harit Talwar, former founder/head and then chairman of Marcus by Goldman Sachs, were appointed as independent directors to the U.S. board of directors at KPMG, New

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Companies worry about double taxation from global tax reform

International tax professionals are concerned that multinational companies could be facing the prospect of double taxation as a result of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development’s tax changes, according to a new survey. The 2024 EY International Tax and Transfer Pricing Survey,  released Tuesday by Ernst & Young, polled

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Private U.S. companies increasingly going bust as profit shrinks

Private U.S. companies are seeing their earnings and profit margins collapse after the Federal Reserve’s rate hikes have lifted financing costs, and are increasingly going broke, according to a new report.  Larger companies have been mostly insulated from the pain so far. But these corporations often use midsized private firms

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IRS inaugurates Tax Professional Awareness Week

The Internal Revenue Service will be hosting a Tax Professional Awareness Week starting Monday, Jan. 8, to give tax pros an opportunity to get ready for tax season. The week represents the IRS’s latest effort to support taxpayers, the tax community as well as tax pros. During the week, the

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Lawmakers weigh $100B tax deal for business, children

Businesses eager to see Congress revive expired research and investment tax breaks have reason for optimism that a deal could come together as soon as this month.  Even as a new tax year has begun, Republicans and Democrats are expressing hope that they can come together on a $100 billion

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2024, the year gen AI rockets to wide use for investment accounting teams

In this new year, where are you on the generative AI innovation curve? In 2023, discussions about how technology is revolutionizing investment functions have intensified. Everyone from the CIO to the investment accounting team can enjoy innovations like enhanced analytics, cloud transformation, sophisticated tech for portfolio management and reporting, risk

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