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International
Legislative
Individuals
As state and local governments look to recoup revenue, businesses must stay focused on their SALT obligations. Thoughtful planning around practices, processes, operations, controversy and multi-jurisdictional tax complexities can help minimize tax liabilities in the short and long term.
State and Local
The digital economy continues to be a catalyst
to finding long-term solutions across tangible borders. Evolving regulation, emerging technologies and increased cross-border digital transactions have
added layers of tax complexity and scrutiny for even the most sophisticated businesses. Staying informed on these everchanging policies will allow for strategic tax planning that promotes competitive advantages
and optimizes the overall tax position of
multinational entities.
International
In order to efficiently minimize taxes, taxpayers must not only understand how current tax laws apply, but also plan for possible legislative changes well before they are enacted. As governments continue to propose changes to stimulate the economy and raise revenue, businesses will face challenges—and be presented with opportunities—that will impact their tax strategies for years to come.
Legislative
The tax landscape for individuals and family-owned businesses has never been more complex—and it continues to evolve. Taxpayers must navigate multiple layers of taxation governed by various jurisdictions at a constant rate of change. Forward-thinking individuals must determine the extent to which they can control the timing of income and deductions, capital gains and losses, retirement contributions and charitable gifts, while successfully managing wealth and positioning it for the next generation.
Individuals
Extremely complex and ever changing, federal tax laws often aim to incentivize—or discourage—certain activities and investments. Effective federal tax planning can help businesses and their investors save or defer federal taxes by determining which legal entity provides the most tax efficiency based on operating and exit goals; identifying viable tax credits and tax incentive programs; and delaying or accelerating the recognition of gains, losses and deductions.
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Extremely complex and ever changing, federal tax laws often aim to incentivize—or discourage—certain activities and investments. Effective federal tax planning can help businesses and their investors save or defer federal taxes by determining which legal entity provides the most tax efficiency based on operating and exit goals; identifying viable tax credits and tax incentive programs; and delaying or accelerating the recognition of gains, losses and deductions.
As state and local governments look to recoup revenue, businesses must stay focused on their SALT obligations. Thoughtful planning around practices, processes, operations, controversy and multi-jurisdictional tax complexities can help minimize tax liabilities in the short and long term.
STATE & LOCAL
STATE & LOCAL
STATE & LOCAL
The digital economy continues to be a catalyst
to finding long-term solutions across tangible borders. Evolving regulation, emerging technologies and increased cross-border digital transactions have
added layers of tax complexity and scrutiny for even the most sophisticated businesses. Staying informed on these everchanging policies will allow for strategic tax planning that promotes competitive advantages
and optimizes the overall tax position of
multinational entities.
In order to efficiently minimize taxes, taxpayers must not only understand how current tax laws apply, but also plan for possible legislative changes well before they are enacted. As governments continue to propose changes to stimulate the economy and raise revenue, businesses will face challenges—and be presented with opportunities—that will impact their tax strategies for years to come.
The tax landscape for individuals and family-owned businesses has never been more complex—and it continues to evolve. Taxpayers must navigate multiple layers of taxation governed by various jurisdictions at a constant rate of change. Forward-thinking individuals must determine the extent to which they can control the timing of income and deductions, capital gains and losses, retirement contributions and charitable gifts, while successfully managing wealth and positioning it for the next generation.
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