The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Archives - CFO

Leverage Technology for Smoother Tax Compliance

Leverage Technology for Smoother Tax Compliance

Tax compliance in the aftermath of the Tax Cut & Jobs Act will not be simple or straightforward.

By Vincent Ryan | October 6, 2020

CFOs Remain Cautious With Corporate Cash

CFOs Remain Cautious With Corporate Cash

U.S. companies have not relinquished their liquidity buffers or their habit of keeping cash in ultra-safe investment vehicles.

By Vincent Ryan | July 17, 2019

Finance Execs Fearful of Spending Tax-Cut Proceeds

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Finance Execs Fearful of Spending Tax-Cut Proceeds

In addition, they remain extremely conservative about how they "invest" excess cash.

By Vincent Ryan | July 11, 2018

‘Taxpayer Friendly’ IRS Guidance Could Ease Offshore Worries

‘Taxpayer Friendly’ IRS Guidance Could Ease Offshore Worries

The IRS and Treasury rush to clarify uncertainties about repatriation of offshore earnings.

By David Katz | January 10, 2018

Deferred Taxes Could Drive Big Earnings Swing

Deferred Taxes Could Drive Big Earnings Swing

The new tax cuts will make winners out of companies with big deferred tax liabilities and losers of those with large tax assets, an expert forecasts.

By David Katz | December 22, 2017

What Should CFOs Expect from the New Tax Bill?

What Should CFOs Expect from the New Tax Bill?

Corporations look forward to a 21% tax rate and immediate expensing of short-lived capital investments.

By David Katz | December 19, 2017

The Impact of the House Tax Cut Bill on CFOs

The Impact of the House Tax Cut Bill on CFOs

While their companies would benefit big time, many CFOs will likely experience an increase in their annual income tax liabilities.

By Matthew A. Morris | November 7, 2017