Tax & Accounting Blog

The Texas Comptroller updated its website this month, and broke the links of tax professionals everywhere. The new website is touted by the Comptroller’s Office as “delivering a more intuitive and customer service-focused design; a powerful, enhanced search … Read More

While the 2016 Presidential Contest is receiving the most attention on the airwaves, Californians will cast their ballots on a whopping $32 Billion of proposed revenue measures. There are presently 427 revenue measures scheduled to appear on the November, 8 Ballots, breaking the previous record of 268 measures in the 2014 mid-term election. … Read More

In my last post, I talked about what quality content is and discussed the importance of three key ingredients: 1) helpfulness, 2) entertainment value, and 3) emotional impact. But why is quality marketing content so critical? What’s the point of publishing quality content? Why would we want to generate it? Why is it … Read More

Background  The word “Brexit” is a portmanteau, with the words “Britain” and “Exit” blended together to describe the withdrawal of the United Kingdom (UK) from the European Union (EU). There are thousands of articles analyzing the ins and outs for Britain along with the pros and cons of leaving the bloc. There is even a … Read More

This year, Thomson Reuters held its ninth annual Partner Summit series—seven events across the United States where we share best practices with the 65 attendees at each location. As we wrap up another summer, we’d like to share with you some insights from one of the key presentations that came out of this year’s summits. … Read More

A €13 billion back tax bill recently handed to Apple by the European Commission (the Commission) should not be seen as a precedent for future tax cases as it was based on state aid rather than tax law, Pascal Saint-Amans, Director, OECD Centre for Tax Policy and Administration, said on September 26, 2016. … Read More