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The top 5 AI terms corporate tax professionals need to know

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It is inevitable that in the next few years, it will impact – and even transform – how corporate tax professionals go about their work. So, what are the key aspects of AI that are likely to affect the world of corporate tax? Here are the top five AI terms corporate tax professionals need to know: 1.

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Statement by Chair Gensler on Proposed Updates to Names Rule

Harvard Corporate Governance

Thus, when first enacting the Investment Company Act of 1940, Congress included provisions about fund naming conventions. These provisions were amended in 1996 to authorize the Commission to define registered investment company names as “materially deceptive or misleading.” [1].

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Unlocking efficiency: The impact of AI on tax compliance and reporting

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In the corporate tax space, just as the regulatory compliance landscape becomes more challenging and reporting requirements become more demanding, technology is advancing rapidly to crunch vast amounts of data in no time and streamline labor-intensive processes. AI is adept at supporting both.

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Appraiser Newsroom

Whether it’s for tax planning, regulatory compliance, mergers and acquisitions, or financial reporting purposes, understanding the nuances of legal entity valuations is essential. Transfer pricing valuations necessitate careful analysis of comparable transactions to ensure arm’s length pricing.

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The Ohtani scandal: A look into the IRS investigation

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This scandal has sent shockwaves through the baseball community and raised questions about the integrity of the sport. While the exact details of the investigation remain undisclosed, the IRS’s involvement suggests potential tax evasion and money laundering charges.

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What is the difference between sales tax and VAT?

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What is the difference between sales tax and value-added tax (VAT)? Both sales tax and VAT are types of indirect tax – a tax collected by the seller who charges the buyer at the time of purchase and then pays or remits the tax to the government on behalf of the buyer. Sales tax vs. VAT overview.

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What triggers a sales tax audit and how do you reduce the risks?

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What triggers a sales tax audit and how do you reduce the risk of an audit? Almost all companies undergo a sales tax audit at some point. This sales tax audit guide can help indirect tax teams avoid common audit triggers and manage the sales tax audit as smoothly as possible. What is a sales tax audit?