The Duke/CFO Business Outlook Survey finds optimism among U.S. finance chiefs lifted by the election of Donald Trump.
Though they sound good for corporate America, CFOs need to read the fine print of the Trump administration and House of Representatives proposals.
While Trump wants to close loopholes, many of them stem from public policy concerns — not “special interests.”
Early indications are that the president-elect feels that the economic growth spurred by his large tax reductions will help fund them.
While federal NOL rules are fairly straightforward, state rules are complex. And there are different ones for each state.
