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William Byrnes

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William Byrnes is an established authority in the field of international tax law. In academia, he presently serves as an associate dean at Texas A&M University School of Law in Dallas-Fort Worth. His leadership role with the school will include establishing wealth management, financial planning, and risk management / anti money laundering executive programs. Highly active with online legal education services, he is credited for developing the first master of law program offered online by an ABA…

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Federal court hands employers potential ERC refund win

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By Robert Bloink, William Byrnes
| Human Resource Executive Verified
Even though the COVID-19 pandemic is now largely in the past, many business owners continue to grapple with the challenges it created—particularly with respect to the government’s response to the crisis. The employee retention credit (ERC) offered a critical lifeline to many businesses that were forced to totally or partially suspend operations in response to the pandemic and responsive government orders.
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William Dean Byrnes (Bill)

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By William Byrnes
| Cumberland Times-News Verified
Frostburg, MD - William (Bill) Dean Byrnes, 83, of Frostburg, passed away on May 23, 2026, at Allegany Heath Nursing and Rehab. Bill was born Sept. 25, 1942, in Eckhart, Md., the only child of Anna Helen (Dean) Byrnes and William Joseph Byrnes. Bill attended St. Michaels Catholic grade school and graduated from Beall Junior Senior High School. He obtained his B.S. and M.A. in Education from Frostburg State College.
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Debate: Should the Treasury Department destroy all BOI reporting data?

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By Robert Bloink, William Byrnes
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Many U.S. business entities that complied with the FinCEN beneficial ownership information (BOI) reporting obligations have expressed concern over what will happen to their data now that BOI reporting for domestic companies is no longer required. Roughly 16 million companies have already complied, and in the interim, the government has announced that reporting obligations are limited to foreign entities.
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