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Brian Peccarelli

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The U.S. Minimum Tax Is Here, And Large Corporations Have Questions

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By Brian Peccarelli
| Forbes Verified
When the U.S. corporate alternative minimum tax (CAMT) became a reality with the arrival of the Inflation Reduction Act this year, it came with plenty of questions and not nearly enough answers for the large corporations it will affect the most. An important, but somewhat technical aspect of the landmark Inflation Reduction Act package, is the introduction of a 15% minimum tax on large corporations with net incomes over $1 billion.
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For Corporate Finance Pros, 2023 Arrives With Uncertainty And Opportunity

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By Brian Peccarelli
| Forbes Verified
As corporate finance professionals brace for a fresh set of twists and turns, 2023 is looking like it’s going to be just as disruptive as each of the previous three years. That’s an incredible, seemingly impossible, standard to reach, but with a coming economic downturn, new financial regulations in virtually every jurisdiction, and an emerging hotbed of ESG complexity to navigate, there won’t be much of an easing-in period for executives returning from their holiday breaks.
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As U.S. Regulators Seek Tax Transparency, Corporates Brace For New Challenges

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By Brian Peccarelli
| Forbes Verified
In what’s become an annual rite, the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) has once again put corporate tax transparency at the top of its administrative agenda for the year ahead. The new proposal, which is the third such proposal in the last seven years to focus on getting corporations to disclose more detail on the amount of taxes they pay, would introduce some stringent new reporting requirements on American businesses.
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