Taxes

April 22, 2008
When is an auditor independent? Ask the PCAOB
The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) has approved two proposals designed to clarify possible conflicts of interest between a public auditing firm and a potential client by ...
Article found in Taxes, Governance & Accounting
October 1, 2007
Congress Eyes Exec Comp Tax Hike
Financial Executives International says an increase would hurt competitiveness, countering public sentiment that financial executives already make too much
Article found in Taxes
September 5, 2007
Whining in the Case of Taxes May be Justified
Corporate tax rates have been creeping up, but so have tax breaks. So which to change—rates or preferences?
Article found in Taxes, Economy
Give ’Em A Tax Break?
As if things weren’t already tough enough for hedge funds and private equity firms, what with liquidity drying up faster than you can say Death Valley in the face of the subprime meltdown, yet ...
Article found in Taxes
March 1, 2007
Odd Couple That Works
While treasury and tax have very different ways of looking at things sometimes, pairing the two functions up can actually make for a convivial corporate couple under the right treasurer. The combination gets tax thinking beyond mere compliance into strategic advantage and treasury considering the total cost implications of its cash management decisions, as the savvy treasurers of Tiffany and TRW Automotive have come to appreciate.
Article found in Taxes, Treasury Management