Corporate taxes

The optional standard mileage rate for automobiles driven for business will increase 3 cents next year.

The president-elect vowed to lower the corporate rate to 15% from 21% and is talking with his advisors about cutting levies on capital gains and dividends.

From those with no corporate tax at all, to those that tax everything they can — a guide to most and least competitive states when it comes to taxing businesses.

Much of the C-suite angst is over the risk of additional tariffs, particularly if Trump wins another term; Harris' support for higher corporate taxes is also a source of concern.

Taiwan's firms see high U.S. taxes as a major impediment to additional investment in America.

The Treasury and the IRS granted a filing exception for tax-exempt organizations, saying they don't have to file Form 4626 for tax year 2023.

The IRS and the Treasury proposed regs on the corporate alternative minimum tax on companies with over $1 billion in income, but those rules could impact much smaller companies as well.

A new survey by PwC of top corporate executives uncovered worries about tax policy after the election.

Confidence in generative AI has soared among financial operations and tax professionals in just one year.

In less than 30 days, Americans will elect the politicians who will set policy for the next two years in Congress and four years at the White House.

The program will allow the representatives of a large business to share a mailbox to communicate with Appeals office employees.

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A new Deloitte survey shows 58% of CFOs saying the result of the presidential election will be extremely or very consequential for their organization.

The Internal Revenue Service and the Treasury issued proposed regs on the Corporate Alternative Minimum Tax.

The EU Court of Justice backed a 2016 decision that Ireland broke state-aid laws by giving the company tax benefits that resulted in an unfair advantage.

The debate Tuesday night between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump included little discussion about taxes, but pointed to at least some of their economic policies.

Ireland just landed a challenge most countries would envy: how to spend an almost €13.8 billion ($15.2 billion) windfall that Apple Inc. was ordered to pay in taxes by the European Union's top court.

Apple lost its court fight over a ($14.4 billion Irish tax bill and Google lost its challenge over a €2.4 billion fine for abusing its market power.

Donald Trump said he would cut the corporate tax rate, slash regulations and conduct an audit of the federal government.

For too long, tax departments have longed to improve their workpapers process, but they lack the time, resources or expertise to do so.