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The State University of New York Oswego School of Business will apply a $10,000 grant from PricewaterhouseCoopers charitable arm to their efforts for the recruitment and retention of minority students.
May 13
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The Times Square offices of Thomson Reuters hosted a reception Thursday evening to mark the launch of the North American chapter of the U.K. Chartered Institute of Taxation.
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While Congress tackles long-term tax reform, it continues to consider and enact piecemeal legislation aimed at specific areas. As a result, there are several bills afloat that, if enacted, would impact the ability of business to do business.
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A group of nearly 30 congressional Democrats has written to the leaders of the Labor Department, the Securities and Exchange Commission, and the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission expressing concern over a recent proposed rule redefining the meaning of the term “fiduciary,” saying it would have a negative impact on people with Individual Retirement Accounts and other retirement and savings plans.
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The Senate Finance Committee held a hearing Thursday on tax breaks for oil companies, bringing together top executives from the largest oil companies to defend their tax credits.
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The IRS Oversight Board said in its annual report to Congress on Thursday that despite a successful 2010 tax filing season the agency has been challenged in the past few years to implement and administer many new tax provisions intended to bring relief to taxpayers feeling the effects of troubled economic conditions.
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A group of lawmakers has introduced a bill that would temporarily lower tax barriers to encourage American companies with earnings overseas to bring those dollars back to the U.S. for investment.
May 12
