For tax purposes, stewardship expenses and selling, general, and administrative expenses — or SG&A — are often viewed as two sides of the same coin. Post U.S. tax reform, however, it is important to separate stewardship and SG&A expenses due to its impacts to GILTI and FDII.
In “Separating Stewardship and SG&A is Vital Under the TCJA,” GTM’s Brian Abbey and Raymond Wynman, Managing Directors of GTM’s International Tax Services (ITS) Practice, speak with PICPA’s CPA Conversations Podcast about how the distinctions between Stewardship and SG&A can impact your organization following the U.S. Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA).