The U.S. has taken a first step toward a challenge of Canada’s DST on large foreign technology companies.
Category: NYT Accounting News
2025 tax planning: Four boxes you need to check
Transfer pricing, Pillar Two, GLAM and more are important considerations.
IRS hasn’t ensured audits remain low for taxpayers under $400K
The Treasury Department directed the IRS not to use any additional Inflation Reduction Act funds to increase audits on small businesses or households earning less than $400,000.
Deloitte rower earned gold at Paris Olympics
Olli Zeidler was one of 10 Deloitte professionals who competed at the 2024 Olympics and Paralympics.
Advanced Energy credit applications open for next step
The IRS has received over 800 project proposals seeking over $40 billion in credits.
Shipbuilder Austal backs SEC giving penalty to shareholders
The company was hit with a $24 million penalty as a result of an accounting scheme designed to inflate earnings.
Tax Fraud Blotter: Place your bets
Close personal relationships; home is where the scam is; tort trouble; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
Wipfli grows revenue 8%
The Top 20 Firm reported $590 million net revenue in FY 2024.
IRS policies may help multinationals avoid U.S. taxes
TIGTA recommended that the IRS review its procedures for examining for large complex taxpayers.
Sage Copilot AI aims to pair power and simplicity
Sage’s new generative AI Copilot solution, set for U.S. release later this year, is meant to make powerful automation capacities more accessible.