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TEI Annual Conference Session Offers Key Insights
At TEI’s 77th Annual Conference this past October, one standout session, “A Tax Family Feud: An Interactive Discussion of Tax Department Challenges and Opportunities,” featured an all-star panel comprising Jack Hart, director at Brewer Morris; Satnam Singh, chief product officer, tax and trade, at Thomson Reuters; Jeffrey Friedman, partner at… Read more »
Top Tax Programs in the US
Finding well-educated young talent can be a challenge, but there are myriad college and university programs that are working toward prepping the next generation of in-house tax law professionals. According to U.S. News & World Report, a digital media company that releases data-based rankings on educational institutions, hospitals, financial services,… Read more »
2022 State Corporate Rate Reductions
In 2022, as of mid-July seven states have enacted legislation that reduces their corporate income tax rates, according to the Tax Foundation. Those states, along with their rate decreases and high-level provisions, are highlighted below. For more information on this year’s changes to state tax rates across the United States,… Read more »
TEI Tax Technology Seminar Proves Invaluable
TEI’s Hybrid 72nd Midyear Conference
TEI’s Corporate Tax Department Survey: A Few Key Stats
In 2021, TEI launched a comprehensive Corporate Tax Department survey that highlights tax department makeup, budgeting, responsibilities, technology, and more. This survey is meant to enable tax professionals to more effectively benchmark those issues moving forward. TEI conducted similar surveys in 2004–2005 and 2011–2012, and the latest report includes insights… Read more »
76th Annual Conference Goes Hybrid—and Delivers
2022 View by Committee
The Rise of Remote Work
According to Global Workplace Analytics, since 2009 the number of Americans who work from home has risen by 159 percent. In just the past five years, remote work has grown forty-four percent globally. Add to that the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, and it’s easy to posit that remote work… Read more »
Tax Structures and Government Revenue Around the World
Countries in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) vary greatly in how tax revenue is generated. For example, although all OECD countries levy a corporate income tax, it typically raises far less revenue than other tax sources. Using the 2019 OECD average of 9.6 percent as a benchmark… Read more »
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