NEWS
September 23, 2019
Global Tax Management (GTM) has officially been named among Accounting Today’s 2019 Best Accounting Firms to Work For. Specifically, GTM is ranked number 30 among best mid-sized firms nationally. This is the second consecutive year that GTM has been recognized as a best accounting firm to work for by Accounting Today.
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“Our satisfaction with GTM goes well beyond our cash tax savings. Their specialized team took a big picture approach to our provision and compliance processes and asked “what if” questions along the way. They helped improve our processes, identify savings opportunities, and reduce our risk exposure. Having an outside firm who has our best interests in mind is invaluable.”
~ Carl Langren, CFO, NewLink
NEWS
May 28, 2019
In GTM’s latest webinar session, Review of U.S. International Compliance Form Changes Prompted by TCJA, we walked through each U.S. international form change to help prepare you for what’s to come. Read this FAQ to learn the questions that were asked during the session, with the answers. We are sharing them with all of you in anticipation that they may come up along your path to compliance.
NEWS
May 14, 2019
Uncertainty in the macro-economic environment that may be triggered by tariffs imposed or increased by the U.S. and the retaliatory tariff counter measures that China may take could lead to market actions and reactions that dramatically impact the values of the underlying assets of certain industries. Since real and personal property taxes are predicated on the market value of assets, it is important to first understand the potential impact of these variables, and then consider these factors in the assessed values subject to property taxation. In this post, I’ll also share a property tax strategy that can be used to offset the negative impacts of higher tariffs that appear to be imminent.
NEWS
April 19, 2019
Let’s face it, you rarely hear the word “fun” in the same sentence with state income tax compliance. This year is no exception, as the IRS has issued final and/or proposed regulations on almost all significant aspects of the new U.S. international tax regime, and states have been busy responding to tax reform by making significant changes to their own tax code. In an attempt to bring some fun into the topic (or at least prepare you sufficiently so you have time to make some of your own fun this spring), use F•U•N S•P•R•I•N•G as a mnemonic device to remember the top 9 things to consider for a smooth state income tax compliance season when dealing with the impact of the TCJA.
NEWS
April 09, 2019
In this Tax Notes Talk podcast, Raymond Wynman, the managing director of GTM’s International Tax practice, discusses the final rules on section 965, specifically the 965(b) basis-shifting election and the specified payment rule.
NEWS
April 03, 2019
Although there were no direct changes in tax law with respect to treatment of leases from a tax perspective, the recording of the new Right of Use (ROU) assets and lease liabilities in connection with the adoption of ASC 842 may have deferred tax consequences from an accounting for income taxes perspective under ASC 740. In this blog, Jim Swanick provides a practical action plan for tackling the tax implications of ASC 842 adoption. This plan will give you an answer to the question(s), “true lease or not true lease”?
NEWS
April 02, 2019
GTM and Autism Speaks are recognized as honorees in the Philadelphia Business Journal’s 2019 Faces of Philanthropy. Each year, this award honors significant philanthropic initiatives between for-profit companies and non-profit companies that have had a meaningful impact on our communities — through community involvement, monetary donations, and social impact.
NEWS
March 21, 2019
On January 15, 2019, the IRS released final regulations on the Sec. 965 toll tax (T.D. 9846). In this post, we highlight changes to the 965(b) basis-shifting election and the specified payment rule which add a welcome degree of flexibility to the 965 calculation. If taxpayers wish to take advantage of the revised basis-shifting election, they must act by May 6, 2019. Calendar-year taxpayers who have already filed their 2017 returns should consider whether filing an amended return reflecting the modified specified payment rule or any of the other changes in the final regulations may be beneficial. Read this blog to learn more.