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Monthly Archives: November 2018
Appeals Court Rules Corporation Can’t Deduct Excise Tax Not Paid As Tax Deduction
Federal corporate taxpayers may not deduct as a cost of goods sold expense an excise tax expense that was never actually incurred or paid according the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals just-released ruling in Sunoco, Inc. v. United States, No. 2017-1402 (November 1, 2018). Continue reading
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Protect Your Website & Website Data Against Cybersecurity Threats
US-CERT urges organizations and individuals to tighten website security Continue reading
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12/17 Deadline to Comment on EPA’s Proposed Improvements to Methane Rule Governing New Oil and Gas Sources
12/17 Deadline to Comment on EPA’s Proposes Improvements to Methane Rule Governing New Oil and Gas Sources Continue reading
11/27 Deadline To Comment On Proposed SBA Express Loan Programs and Affiliation Programs Rule Changes
11/27 Deadline To Comment On Proposed SBA Express Loan Programs and Affiliation Programs Rule Changes Continue reading
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