Regulation and compliance
Regulation
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With just a few months left, some ideas have more chance of passing than others.
September 24 -
The clock is ticking on the countdown to the implementation of the new accounting rules for private companies.
September 24 -
The SEC settlement offers a rare glimpse into the steps that were taken to make sure more than $140 million paid to Nissan's ex-chairman wasn’t disclosed publicly.
September 24 -
The legislation would create a whistleblower program similar to the one at the SEC, offering protection to accountants and auditors, and others who know of accounting fraud.
September 23 -
PricewaterhouseCoopers agreed to settle SEC charges for engaging in improper professional conduct with 15 audit clients.
September 23 -
The Internal Revenue Service had a difficult time coming out with guidance, forms and instructions for provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act like GILTI.
September 20 -
Corporations brought $88.3 billion of overseas profits back to the U.S. in the second quarter, marking nearly $1 trillion that has returned since Congress overhauled the international tax system.
September 19 -
Counting all the ways that tax reform challenges practitioners.
September 17 -
The GOP is more focused on making their first tax cut permanent.
September 16 -
Small banks are likely to benefit from the proposed delay, allowing them to learn the lessons from larger banks that have already begun using the new rules.
September 13 -
The tax break allows businesses to write off most depreciable business assets during the year they are placed in service.
September 13 -
The 2017 Republican tax overhaul in the U.S. could provide relief for billionaire art collectors stung by the expiration of another major tax break.
September 13 -
The billionaire is planning to move his home and business to Florida to avoid New York’s higher taxes, according to people familiar with the matter.
September 13 -
The president spoke a day after deciding against cutting the tax on capital gains by indexing gains to inflation.
September 13 -
The president has decided against making an end-run around Congress to cut the tax on capital gains by indexing gains to inflation.
September 12 -
The senator is taking a slightly different approach to targeting the same non-wage income as proposals from Democratic presidential hopefuls.
September 12 -
The president is scheduled to meet with economic advisers Wednesday to discuss the possibility of cutting the tax on capital gains by indexing gains to inflation.
September 11 -
Tax laws tend to be boring, so sometimes it is easier to understand something if you know the reasoning behind it.
September 10 -
The document can help auditors with the allowance for credit losses under the new standard for measuring credit losses on financial statements.
September 9 -
Some expatriates who have relinquished their U.S. citizenship will have the chance to comply with their U.S. tax and filing obligations and in turn qualify for relief from back taxes, penalties and interest.
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