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Scott Austin

  • Contributor and Media Strategist, Freelance
As seen in: The Wall Street Journal, MarketWatch, The Toronto Star, Milwaukee Business Journal, Bloomberg Law, Pasadena Star-News, U.S. NAVAL INSTITUTE, Lexology, San Gabriel Valley Tribune, Bloomberg Tax and
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Must-CTV: Streaming's Shift From Promise to Performance

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By Ted Oh, Scott Austin, Saquib Pasha
| doubleverify.com
Given that post-bid blocking coverage is lacking when it comes to video advertising, we wanted to put in place proper protection measures across our CTV and digital video campaigns. By leveraging DV's Video Complete solution, we were able to substantially reduce non-compliant traffic, helping to improve the quality and performance of our video campaigns.
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IRS ‘Safe Harbor’ Guidance Offers Corporations Compliance Relief Original

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By Scott Austin, Howard Wagner, Joshua Kamman
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
The IRS offered some welcome relief to corporate taxpayers navigating the corporate alternative minimum tax system by expanding the safe harbor, lowering compliance burdens, and extending underpayment of estimated tax penalty relief. The interim guidance in Notice 2025-27 represents a step in easing the CAMT-related compliance burdens for many taxpayers without altering expected CAMT.
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Partnerships Must Act Now to Get Ready for Minimum Tax Rules

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By Scott Austin, Michael Cornett, Howard Wagner
| Bloomberg Law Verified
If the Treasury Department finalizes its proposed regulations for the corporate alternative minimum tax, partnerships with corporate owners should prepare to keep an additional CAMT set of books and records. This will require a collective effort from people with knowledge of the partnership’s business operations, tax experience, proficiency in financial accounting principles, and understanding of the regulations.
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