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Quarterly federal tax roundup: A passthroughs update
The passthroughs area of tax generally focuses on the taxation of partnerships and S corporations, along with their respective partners and shareholders. Among other things, it considers the taxation of contributions, distributions, and transfers of owners’ interests. What are some recent technical developments and potential tax planning considerations that may impact your company? Participants will learn about recent developments in the passthroughs area of tax and potential implications for affected companies.
Federal Tax
May 14
2 p.m. ET | 18:00 GMT
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Indirect tax automation: The future is now
As tax leaders focus more on automating tax processes, many are zeroing in on indirect taxes as a key area of opportunity. Indirect tax engines, procurement systems, and process automation tools can play a part in transforming indirect tax planning and compliance. Participants will explore the many indirect tax automation opportunities available today and the potential value to be created through automation.
Tax Operations
May 16
2 p.m. ET | 18:00 GMT
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US tax reform: An update on international tax provisions
The 2017 federal tax legislation’s extensive changes to international provisions of the US Tax Code continue to reverberate through multinational companies. What recent tax-technical issues should US companies know about, and how should these issues help shape future planning? Participants will learn how these provisions might impact their business and explore resulting tax planning considerations.
International Tax
May 30
2 p.m. ET | 18:00 GMT
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State tax legislative update: US tax reform still reverberates in 2019
Many changes in state tax legislation and rule-making are being enacted in 2019, prompted by 2017 federal tax law changes. What important developments should you be aware of? Participants will explore the latest state and local tax developments as tax authorities continue to respond to federal tax reform.
Multistate Tax
June 4
2 p.m. ET | 18:00 GMT
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IRS conversations: Small Business/Self-Employed Division update
The 2017 tax legislation has created many compliance questions and issues. What is the current state of the IRS and its Small Business/Self Employed (SBSE) Division, including important changes to key programs and initiatives, and how could these developments impact taxpayers and their representatives? Participants will gain insights from conversations with the SBSE Division commissioner and other senior leaders of the division about recent developments in SBSE key programs and initiatives.
Tax Controversy
June 11
2 p.m. ET | 18:00 GMT
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Value chain structures and solutions: Post BEPS and US tax reform
Alignment of a multinational company’s operating model and global tax objectives is an important factor affecting corporate profitability and shareholder value. Yet competing priorities, compounded by a rapidly changing US and global tax environment, can impact executive decision making. What can tax executives do? Participants will learn how value chain alignment can inform development of a tax model based on operations and a business model reflecting global tax objectives.
Transfer Pricing
June 12
2 p.m. ET | 18:00 GMT
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Financial accounting and reporting for income taxes: Midyear update
What new income tax accounting developments have emerged since the beginning of 2019? What other issues should you consider as the year unfolds? Participants will gain valuable insights into interim accounting for income taxes and the latest developments impacting financial reporting for taxes.
Tax Accounting & Provisions
June 19
2 p.m. ET | 18:00 GMT
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