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Best of 2008: Tax
It was a taxing year in more ways than one. Here are our most popular articles on dealing with the IRS and state tax authorities.
December 29, 2008
Year-end may be the best time to review corporate tax-related coverage. And CFO.com this year offered up a raft of timely information, often digging into consequences of the fourth-quarter collapse of credit markets and Wall Street's descent into the realm of a back alley. Read more...
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Grant Thornton Picks Top 2008 Tax Issues
Accountancy examines state and local rulings, seeing a mixed bag for business and individual taxpayers. December 24, 2008
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Seller Beware of State Tax Hit
Agreeing to use a tax code play to give the seller a cost basis in an acquisition may be look like the right play, but double the interplay of state and federal law. December 22, 2008
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One Beneficiary of IFRS Switch: the Taxman
A popular method of inventory accounting, not allowed under international rules, will have some U.S. companies paying higher tax bills. December 22, 2008
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KPMG Tax-Shelter Case Is Mixed Win for U.S.
Some key acquittals in the long, circuitous prosecution could encourage an enforcement shift for both personal and corporate tax shelters. December 18, 2008
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U.S. Grants Special Dispensation to REITs
A real estate investment trust can pay its dividends with stock, says a new ruling released last week. December 15, 2008
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Grab Coveted Losses, Buy a Car Company
The auto-industry bailout is stalled, but here's an opportunity to secure highly sought-after net operating losses in an acquisition. December 12, 2008
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Ending the Exodus
Will Britain’s corporate tax exiles come home? December 12, 2008
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There's a Cash Machine in Your Tax Department
Looking for year-end cash? Make all the right tax moves — from changing your accounting to buying capital equipment now, rather than later — and you may strike a hidden cash vein. December 11, 2008
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Tribune's Bankruptcy May Trigger Tax Complications
The private media company could be in danger of losing its favorable tax status if creditors make a grab for its stock. December 9, 2008
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