CAMTyland adventures part IV : retroactive tax extenders : planning for a move-backward card by Jessica Theilken, Monisha C. Santamaria, and Natalie Tucker
By: Theilken, Jessica
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Contributor(s): Santamaria, Monisha C
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Jessica Theilken is a managing director in the Washington National Tax (WNT) methods group of KPMG LLP, Monisha C. Santamaria is a principal in the WNT passthroughs group, and Natalie Tucker is a partner in the WNT methods group. The authors thank Ron Dabrowski for his helpful comments. In this article, the fourth in a series, the authors explain the effects of H.R. 7024 on the corporate alternative minimum tax and offer suggestions for companies preparing tax strategies under the possibility of the bill’s enactment.
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