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Is Tax Reform Spurring Companies to Use Robots?
Technology

Is Tax Reform Spurring Companies to Use Robots?

Two provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act may have more companies deciding to replace real workers with mechanical ones.
By David McCann | March 11, 2019
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No More Tax Deductions for Bad Actions
Tax

No More Tax Deductions for Bad Actions

The new tax law disallows previously available deductions for settling government agency enforcements and sexual harassment claims.
By Marvin Kirsner | March 16, 2018
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States Fight to Enforce Online Sales and Use Taxes
Tax

States Fight to Enforce Online Sales and Use Taxes

States are developing new ways to enforce sales and use taxes for online purchases.
By William H. Gorrod | July 6, 2016
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States Want to Tax Services Offered Via Computing Platforms
Tax

States Want to Tax Services Offered Via Computing Platforms

Technology's rapid advance is colliding with the need of states to replace tax revenues lost as a result of e-commerce sales.
By Marvin Kirsner | May 31, 2016
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Special Report: Choosing Self-Insurance
Strategy

Special Report: Choosing Self-Insurance

In the face of perils like terrorism, climate change and world economic downturn, finance chiefs need to get a handle on how to deploy self-insurance.
By David Katz | June 24, 2014
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Paid FICA Taxes on Severance Pay? Claim a Refund Now
Tax

Paid FICA Taxes on Severance Pay? Claim a Refund Now

For many companies that paid such taxes, looming statutes of limitation mean there’s no time to waste following a court decision that may result in a refund.
By Jeff Mamorsky | October 23, 2012
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Time’s Up on 401(k) Fee-Disclosure Compliance
Risk Management

Time’s Up on 401(k) Fee-Disclosure Compliance

With the new regulations set to take effect on July 1, new potential breaches of fiduciary duty are looming.
By Jeff Mamorsky | May 15, 2012
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