Accounting Leader Calls for CPA Training to Evolve (Podcast)
Training for CPAs must evolve to focus on the skills and experiences necessary to meet future market demands, the leader of the largest US accounting industry group said.
Democrats and Republicans from states like New York and New Jersey are plotting to come together on a strategy for next year to roll back the state-and-local tax deduction cap.
Two Ohio Supreme Court justices seemed skeptical of a
A fruit processing company’s purchased supplies and protective clothing don’t qualify for a use tax exemption because the items aren’t continuously used for manufacturing, the state tax agency told the South Carolina Supreme Court.
Detroit’s fire inspection charges aren’t taxes that require voter approval under Michigan law, the city said in a brief arguing the state’s top court doesn’t need to consider the case.
Attorneys representing tech giants Google and Facebook predicted Maryland’s courts would eventually strike down the state’s first-in-the-nation digital advertising tax as a violation of the federal Internet Tax Freedom Act—perhaps as early as October.
Training for CPAs must evolve to focus on the skills and experiences necessary to meet future market demands, the leader of the largest US accounting industry group said.
Apple Studios LLC and 20th Century Fox Film Corp. are among five winners of $58 million in tax credits for television shows to be made in California.
A&E Television Networks LLC is entitled to a New York City unincorporated business tax deduction for expenses that are also deductible under federal law, a city judge ruled.
A former Alaska city treasurer was sentenced to 30 months in prison for embezzling more than $1 million from the City of Houston, Alaska, and from a Wasilla-based equipment company, and then evading taxes on the embezzled profits, the Justice Department announced Wednesday.
New Jersey will make it easier for some companies to hold onto state tax breaks even if their employees only work on the premises twice a week, adjusting the program to be more accommodating to hybrid work arrangements.
Seattle voters will decide in November whether to raise property tax rates to fund $1.55 billion in transportation projects.
Cook County, Ill., homeowners will be paying higher property taxes this year—roughly 30% in some regions of suburban Chicago—and they are getting redesigned bills highlighting the heavier tax burdens.
MGM Grand Detroit Inc. is stuck with Michigan’s assessment of corporate income tax on the sale of a stake in an Illinois riverboat casino after a Michigan judge dismissed the company’s challenge.
A stone quarry in Bethesda, Md., convinced a state appeals court that it conducts sufficient stormwater treatment on its property to get a credit against a county water quality protection charge.
An uptick in concurring opinions written by Supreme Court justices is evidence of divisions among the conservative majority, even as they agree on outcomes most of the time.
Cooley’s Chicago partners are tasked with carrying out a strategic mission to capture entrepreneurial business outside the well-worn corridors of Silicon Valley and the coastal northeast.
Crypto bank Sygnum AG announced the launch of its 24/7 instant settlement network on Thursday.
The US Attorney’s Office in Alaska has effectively demoted a senior federal prosecutor connected to an investigation revealing sexual misconduct by a US judge in the district who resigned this week.
If you have a burning question about how money works, Patrick McKenzie probably has the answer. The software engineer/blogger/vaccine database founder’s widely read newsletter, Bits About Money, is dedicated to thinking about the often-misunderstood concepts at the intersection of tech and finance—or, as he puts it, “the modern financial infrastructure that the world sits atop of.��
Cryptocurrency and NFTs continue to rise in popularity in the U.S., but many people are still confused about how they are taxed. In this video, a partner at Steptoe & Johnson who specializes in tax policy and cryptocurrency, lays out how different crypto transactions are taxed.
The West Virginia Tax Division July 1 published information on sales tax for broadcast media and artist services. The information includes the application of sales tax for: 1) radio and ...
The New Hampshire Governor signed a law providing for the issuance of bonds and other obligations by the business finance authority of the state to finance student loans. The law ...
The Rhode Island Governor signed a law authorizing the town of Glocester to issue bonds and notes to finance the renovation and/or expansion of the existing Glocester police station. The ...
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