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Some of the mistakes in the hastily drafted legislation could cost the industries millions of dollars.
June 12 -
There are two types of soccer executives, according to 2011 testimony given by Chuck Blazer, then the highest-ranking American in international soccer: those who take bribes, and those who pay them.
June 12 -
Under pressure from businesses and homeowners, the Seattle City Council is poised to repeal a tax on large employers like Amazon.com Inc. less than a month after it passed the tax unanimously.
June 12 -
The Tax Court rules that creditors must have hard evidence that an obligation is uncollectable before they deduct it.
June 12 -
Thomson Reuters has introduced the Checkpoint Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Toolkit to help accounting firms advise clients about the new tax law.
June 11 -
The deal to steer some ofthe territory's future sales taxes to a key group of bondholders puts a U.S. oversight board in charge.
June 11 -
Private universities won’t be taxed on unrealized income from their billions of dollars in assets before the levy was approved.
June 11 -
Affected taxpayers can get deadline extensions and penalty abatements.
June 8 -
The Internal Revenue Service said Friday it plans to issue regulations may limit the impact of a new excise tax on the endowments of private colleges and universities under the new tax law.
June 8 -
Cost segregation treatment has been around for a long time, so why is it more relevant now than ever? The answer: bonus depreciation.
June 8
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