
Navigating what US economic incentives and tax reform may mean
PwC's Tom Henry and Darin Siders discusses the pending federal tax reform and what it means for pro-business tax credits and incentives at the state and local level.
Discover strategies to tackle state and local tax burdens and realize opportunities
Ever-shifting market dynamics, technologies and regulations can pose challenges for businesses. Such shifts may increase state tax liabilities, complicate audit practices or burden compliance processes. We predict that:
Explore specific state tax predictions and learn how you can transform risk and compliance into business advantage, work side-by-side with stakeholders as strategic business enablers, align the state tax plan with the business strategy and instill confidence in your organization.
PwC's Tom Henry and Darin Siders discusses the pending federal tax reform and what it means for pro-business tax credits and incentives at the state and local level.
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It is challenging to navigate through the maze of rules, risks and obligations to not only comply, but to drive advantage. States will continue to seek to close revenue gaps by increasing taxes and broadening tax bases.
Businesses have seen an increase in state audit activity as states seek to increase revenue in the face of tightening budgets and the hesitancy to actually adopt tax increases.
Companies will need to automate their current tax functions, data management, and compliance operations to more quickly and accurately track state tax information.
Peter Michalowski looks at how companies can deal with state leg® issues to best manage their businesses.
Discover analysis and insights for state and local tax developments.
Peter Michalowski
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