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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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Capital Improvement vs Repair: What the New York Construction Industry Needs to Know
By Freed Maxick Tax Team on October 18, 2017

Contactors generally perform two types of transactions for sales tax purposes in New York; (1) performance of a capital improvement to real property, or (2) repair and other maintenance...

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Canada Death Tax System vs. USA Death Tax System: A Comparative Overview
By Jennifer Hatcher on July 21, 2017

“In the Great White North, there’s 5 pin bowling, and in the U.S., there’s 10 pin…” -Bob and Doug McKenzie Funny, but that simple phrase sums up the differences between estate taxes in the...

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Tax Effects of Intercompany Asset Sales: FASB's New Financial Reporting Requirements
By Freed Maxick Tax Team on January 10, 2017

ASU 2016-16 Adds Transparency and Simplifies Reporting The presently prescribed method of accounting for income taxes on the sale of assets between affiliated companies (intra-entity...

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Basics of U.S. Transfer Pricing for Non-U.S. Businesses
By Howard B. Epstein on February 25, 2016

If your company has a U.S. subsidiary, you will most likely have some transfer pricing considerations that need to be addressed. Transfer pricing can be one of the more complex tax issues...

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U.S. Business Reporting Requirements: Payments to Foreign Contractors or Individuals
By William Iannarelli on March 19, 2015

3 Questions that Define Reporting and Withholding Obligations Most U.S. businesses understand that payments to U.S. contractors trigger reporting obligations at the end of the year. Once...

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