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New York State Tax Credits for Agricultural Activities
By Michael Lyons on February 2, 2018

New York farmers often overlook credits that can result in significant savings at tax time. People from around the world identify New York with bright lights, Wall Street, and the arts and...

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Global Intangible Low Tax Income (GILTI) and Foreign-Derived Tangible Income Taxes (FDII)
By Susan Steblein on January 23, 2018

New International Tax Provisions for 2018 and Beyond With the recently enacted tax reform two new terms have been introduced into the international tax arena: global intangible low-taxed...

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Customer Due Diligence for Banks: Best Practices When Opening an Account
By Freed Maxick Cybersecurity Team on January 8, 2018

Lower Risk for Your Bank and Better Customer Service Starts at Account Opening Customer due diligence (CDD) at account opening is the foundation for anticipating the expected activity of...

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Does Filing for R&D Tax Credits Raise an Audit Red Flag?
By Freed Maxick Tax Team on December 27, 2017

If your company relies on the hard sciences or uses technology to create or improve products or processes, then you may be...

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What is the "Sailing Permit" for U.S. Resident and Nonresident Aliens
By Freed Maxick Tax Team on December 18, 2017

“The exodus continues. It’s like the party’s over and the last one to leave gets stuck with the check!” - Agent Zed, “Men in Black” (a film about aliens) Immigration laws and tax laws...

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Don’t Overlook General Business Credits Carryback
By Sandra York, CPA on November 17, 2017

You may still be able to use credits even if they’re greater than your tax liability With businesses and individuals in full swing planning for filing their 2017 taxes, to the extent...

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