The so-called FDII deduction applies to the intangible income of companies that produce goods and services in the U.S. and sell abroad.
In the latest deal under the professional services firm's "insourcing" managed-service strategy, most of Synchrony's tax department is now on its payroll.
While M&A activity is strong this year, quantifying how much of it is driven by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act requires a nuanced analysis.
What determines whether a pass-through firm will be entitled to a 20% on qualified business income under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act?
Some economists say the rate will be difficult to sustain in the third quarter. Fed officials forecast yearlong GDP growth of under 3%.
The complexities wrought by tax reform could prompt companies to revamp their tax leadership, a recruiter says.
Growing protectionist views in the United States threaten to upset the economic status quo, Zurich finds.
Tax changes, cash management, M&A fever, and the talent squeeze are among the chief challenges CFOs are facing in mid-2018.
Principal Financial Group's CFO, on the job less than a year, had spent her career running businesses rather than finance teams.
If the corporate tax rate is lowered, funding more future liabilities before the change takes effect could net significant savings for plan sponsors.
The bill locked in costly tax breaks that could be traded for a cut in the 35% corporate tax rate
Former Senate tax counsel Christopher Condeluci lays out a plan to replace the tax in a way that would meet both Democratic and Republican policy goals.
