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- COVID-Related Tax Relief Act of 2020 Implications When Reevaluating Year-End Valuation Allowance for Deferred Tax Assets
- UPDATE: Portland Metro Council Votes to Refer Payroll Tax to November Ballot
- Determining the Accounting for Loans Under the Payroll Protection Program
- Treasury Provides Welcome Grace Period and Transition Relief from Repeal of the “338 Approach” to Recognition of Built-in Gains (but the clock is ticking)
- Companies Continue to Evaluate APB 23 Benefits After Tax Reform; Impact of COVID-19 Related Repatriations on the Indefinite Reinvestment Assertion
- IRS Issues Flexible Guidance on QIP, bonus depreciation and other favorable elections under CARES Act
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- Employee Retention Credit Extended and Expanded
- KBF Manager and Senior Manager Additions
- KBF Adds Troy Bluske to its Sales Tax Practice
- 2021 KBF Director Promotions
- Employee stock compensation: Back to the basics
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- KBF Adds Debbie Spyker to its Employment Tax Services Practice
- KBF Adds Priyanka Shah to its CTS Practice
- KBF Adds Jie Shao to its CTS Practice
- KBF’s Portland Office Adds Jake Hoesly to its CTS Practice and Rob Buchan to its Accounting, Audit, and Advisory Practice
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- Multnomah County Preschool Tax Q&A
- 2021 KBF Partner Promotion
- President-elect Biden’s Tax Plan – Tax Implications of a Changing Administration
- Accounting for Income Taxes–A Path Towards Simplicity–ASU 2013-11
- IRS Releases Guidance in FAQs Regarding the Interaction of PPP Loans and the Employee Retention Credit in M&A Transactions
- IRS Form 1099-MISC & 1099-NEC—A New Filing Requirement for Independent Contractor Payments
- OECD Releases BEPS 2.0 Blueprint
- Multnomah County Voters Reject Metro Payroll Tax; Approve Universal Preschool Measure
- European Commission Appeals Apple’s Major “State Aid” Tax Victory
- Accounting for Income Taxes – A Path Towards Simplicity – ASU 2009-06
- Executive Order Allows Tax Deferral of Social Security Tax for Employees
- Supreme Court Denies Review of Tax Breaks for Big Tech Companies in Altera but the Controversy Continues
- Proposed Reliance Regulations on Disallowed Transportation and Commuting Expenses
- Multnomah County Reviewing Two Tuition-Free Preschool Measures for November Ballot – Both Seek to Tax High-Earners
- Seattle’s City Council Passes ‘JumpStart Seattle’ Payroll Tax on Big Businesses – Mayor Returns Bill Unsigned with New Proposals
- Oregon Legislature Makes Changes to Corporate Activity Tax (CAT); Second Payment Deadline on July 31, 2020 Remains for Taxpayers
- The State of Wayfair in 2020: State and Local Income Tax Implications Two Years After the Wayfair Decision
- The Future of International Taxation: BEPS 2.0, DSTs, or What?
- Additional Payroll Taxes Looming for Portland Metro Area Businesses
- Treasury Releases Final Section 385 Regulations without Substantive Changes to the 2016 Proposed Regulations.
- Proposed Regulations Deny the Deductibility of Certain Fines, Penalties, and Other Amounts Under Section 162(f), and Impose Reporting Requirements
- Washington, Clackamas, and Multnomah Counties Pass 1% Tax on High-Wealth Individuals and Large Businesses to Fund Housing to Reduce Homelessness
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