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18 jun

15 abr

Corporate Tax Disclosures Let Investors Peer Into the Black Box

Investors are getting a lot more information about an area that’s been a mystery in the past: What goes into companies’ tax bills. The US, the European Union, and Australia all have new or forthcoming requirements for companies to publicly disclose more details about the makeup of their tax payments—especially where they’re paying. That can help investors compare companies and shed light on instances where multinationals might be locating their profits in lower-tax countries to cut their payments. The new requirements are already forcing companies like Meta Platforms Inc., Merck & Co. Inc., and Caterpillar Inc. to disclose that they’re making big tax payments in countries like Ireland and Switzerland that have long had a reputation as “tax havens.” Meta paid Ireland $567 million in income taxes last year, according to its first-ever disclosures as part of new US accounting requirements. Still, the different regions' rules differ significantly—in some ways they complement each other, but gaps in information remain. On this week's Talking Tax, Bloomberg Tax reporters Jorja Siemons and Michael Rapoport discuss the new sets of rules, how the new disclosures will play out, and how companies are responding to them and in some cases trying to get around them. Do you have feedback on this episode of Talking Tax? Give us a call and leave a voicemail at 703-341-3690.

15 abr

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12 min
10/01/2018

Talking Tax- Episode 54- The European Union and the Digital Economy

Gary D. Sprague of Baker McKenzie joins Talking Tax with host Dolores Gregory for a discussion of the EU’s efforts to tax the “digital economy.” Gary is a regular contributor to the TM International Journal. In a recent column, he raised concerns about an EU proposal to adopt special rules for taxing companies that engage in business online – one creating a ‘digital’ permanent establishment and the other imposing a special levy on specific transactions – both of which represent a retreat from the arm’s length standard. In this interview, Gary discusses the problems these proposals raise not just for e-commerce but for all companies that do business across borders.

10/01/2018

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27 min
08/02/2024

Musk Can Fume, But He Probably Can't Leave Delaware

Elon Musk was unhappy, to put it mildly, with the ruling last week from a Delaware court that invalidated a $55.8 billion pay package he received from Tesla, his electric car company. Shortly afterward, he threatened to move Tesla's incorporation out of Delaware to a less shareholder-friendly state. But, as we discuss in this episode of our news podcast, On The Merits, doing so will likely just land Musk back in the same Delaware court that's the target of his current ire. Bloomberg Law reporters Mike Leonard and Jennifer Kay explain why this court voided Musk's massive pay package, and why the things about Delaware that aggravate him are also what make it the corporate home for nearly every public company in America. Do you have feedback on this episode of On The Merits? Give us a call and leave a voicemail at 703-341-3690.

08/02/2024

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17 min
20/04/2018

Talking Tax- Episode 67- PwC's Pam Olson Provides Status Update on Tax Law Rules

The IRS faces a long list of tasks if it plans to complete all of the items on its priority guidance plan to implement the new tax law. The Internal Revenue Service has highlighted several projects, including the pass-through deduction under tax code Section 199A and new international base erosion measures, to address by June 30, the end of the agency's business year. Pam Olson, the U.S. deputy tax leader and Washington National Tax Services practice leader at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, joined Talking Tax host Allyson Versprille on April 20 to discuss the status of regulations for the 2017 tax act (Pub. L. No. 115-97) and what taxpayers and practitioners should expect this summer. Before joining PwC, Olson was assistant secretary for tax policy at the Treasury Department. It may be difficult for the government to meet that end-of-June target if history is any indication, according to Olson. The IRS and Treasury have made good progress so far with guidance on the repatriation tax on foreign earnings and profits and the new limitation on the deductibility of business interest expense, she said.

20/04/2018

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14 min
18/01/2018

Talking Tax - Episode 55 - Bloomberg Tax Advisory Board Members Dissect New Tax Law

The new tax law made extensive changes to the U.S. tax code, setting up a massive need for stakeholders to understand the law's complexities and possibly rethink their tax plans. Bloomberg Tax reporters Sony Kassam and Laura Davison and news editor Colleen Murphy spoke with a group of tax practitioners, members of the Bloomberg Tax advisory board, about the tax act's (Pub. L. No. 115-97) effects over the next year and beyond on federal, state, and international tax issues. This episode's discussion features Lisa M. Starczewski, a shareholder at Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC in Philadelphia; William Alexander, of counsel at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP in Washington; John L. Harrington, a partner at Dentons in Washington; Richard S. Franklin, a member at Franklin Karibjanian & Law PLLC in Washington; and Joe Huddleston, executive director of the national indirect tax group at Ernst & Young LLP. This episode was recorded the morning of Jan. 9 and has been edited for length and clarity. For a complete transcript, please click here: http://src.bna.com/vG3.

18/01/2018

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27 min
03/12/2018

Tax Bill Prospects Clouded by Tight Calendar

Lawmakers have just a few weeks to pass a year-end tax package, amid a calendar shortened by observances honoring the late former president, George H.W. Bush. Bloomberg Tax’s Kaustuv Basu and Allyson Versprille join host Amanda Iacone to discuss the prospects for a lame-duck tax package in the House and Senate. Host: Amanda Iacone. Producer: Nicholas Anzalotta-Kynoch

03/12/2018

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7 min
18/09/2018

Tax Cut 2.0 Package in the Mix for September

House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) wants the House to vote by the end of the month on a second round of tax cuts known as Tax 2.0. The package would make some of the temporary provisions in the 2017 tax law permanent and create new retirement and innovation tax incentives. But GOP leaders could face resistance from some members in their party opposed to making the cap on state and local tax deductions permanent. During this episode of Hill Roundtable, Bloomberg Tax’s Allyson Versprille and Kaustuv Basu talk to Amanda Iacone about Tax 2.0 and more. Host: Amanda Iacone. Producer: Nicholas Anzalotta-Kynoch

18/09/2018

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9 min
23/04/2020

Latest Pandemic Relief Bill Likely Won't Be the Last

Another day, another multi-billion dollar emergency spending bill clears Congress. On this episode of our podcast, Talking Tax, congressional reporter Colin Wilhelm talks about why the legislation passing today is more of a stopgap measure, and how a larger bill that could have significant impacts on the tax code is likely just over the horizon.

23/04/2020

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13 min
11/09/2017

Hill Roundtable- Episode 36- Midterm Election Deadline Looms Over Tax Reform Efforts

House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady (R-Texas) and House Speaker Paul D. Ryan (R-Wis.)are confident that tax reform will be passed this year. Reporters Colleen Murphy and Laura Davison spoke with Talking Tax host Matthew Beddingfield about the GOP's time crunch for implementing its new tax plan and what needs to be accomplished before midterm elections.

11/09/2017

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8 min
23/08/2018

Talking Tax - Episode 77 - Do Proposed Regulations for §199A Provide Clarity for Business Owners?

Jim Kehl of Weil, Akman, Baylin & Coleman, in Timonium MD, joins Talking Tax host Andrea L. Ben-Yosef to talk about the complicated subject of §199A, a tax code provision added by the 2017 tax act, and the proposed regulations, released on August 8, implementing §199A’s 20% deduction for businesses taxpayers own directly and indirectly through interests in pass-through entities.” The proposed regulations provide more insight into the definition of a trade or business, which is crucial in determining whether the business owner can take the deduction. For more information, please see the article by Jim Kehl, §199A Gets an Update Three Months After Its Enactment (Bloomberg TM Memorandum (April 16, 2018). See also the special report Section 199A: Understanding the 20% Pass-Through Deduction, at https://www.bna.com/section-199a-understanding-m57982090077/.

23/08/2018

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13 min

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Corporate Tax Disclosures Let Investors Peer Into the Black Box

Talking Tax- Episode 54- The European Union and the Digital Economy

Musk Can Fume, But He Probably Can't Leave Delaware

Talking Tax- Episode 67- PwC's Pam Olson Provides Status Update on Tax Law Rules

Talking Tax - Episode 55 - Bloomberg Tax Advisory Board Members Dissect New Tax Law

Tax Bill Prospects Clouded by Tight Calendar

Tax Cut 2.0 Package in the Mix for September

Latest Pandemic Relief Bill Likely Won't Be the Last

Hill Roundtable- Episode 36- Midterm Election Deadline Looms Over Tax Reform Efforts

Talking Tax - Episode 77 - Do Proposed Regulations for §199A Provide Clarity for Business Owners?

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