On Demand Webinars
Listen to our free on demand webinars* that focus on tax and accounting issues and challenges in the areas of fixed asset and depreciation management, financial planning and wealth management, corporate tax audit and analysis, and income tax planning. The on demand webinars are recordings of live sessions that feature speakers from leading companies as well as our tax and domain professionals.
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Featured On Demand Webinar
Fixed Assets Tax Savings Tips You Can’t Afford to Miss
Listen to this on demand webinar during which Bloomberg BNA and McGladrey team up to share tips, techniques and approaches to reduce your current taxes and enhance cash flow. Topics covered include the beneficial timing of deductions through depreciation alternatives and enhanced cost segregation techniques; reducing asset-based taxes needlessly paid on personal and real property; and the option of electing to early-adopt the temporary Tangible Property Regulations which can create permanent savings in changing tax rate environments.
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More On Demand Webinars
Complying with the New Tangible Property Regulations: Processes and Systems
Get insight on the systems and processes that organizations should consider putting in place to meet the requirements of and comply with these new regulations.
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Alternative Minimum Tax
The Undeniable Fact … AMT Matters and Why
Learn how you can minimize the complexity of tracking AMT, maximize the use of every tax credit, and avoid an unwanted, expensive surprise.
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Asset Inventory Audits
We talk with industry expert Alden Snyder, President of Asset Systems, about proven strategies your organization can use to perform a successful fixed assets inventory. Also included in the discussion are ways to reduce your audit risk and minimize expenses associated with your fixed asset records.
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Fixed Asset Management and Tax Planning
Richard Cimino from KPMG talks about the challenges of tax planning in relation to fixed asset and depreciation management and how tax departments are successfully implementing best practices that address common issues.
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Implementing the New Capitalization of Tangible Property Rules
Compliance with regulatory changes, such as the new capitalization of tangible property guidelines recently proposed by the IRS, doesn’t have to be difficult. With BNA Fixed Assets software, you will be up to date on all relevant tax law changes and ready to respond to the new regulations quickly and accurately.
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Optimizing Federal Audits and Corporate Tax Management
Bill Rowe from FirstEnergy tells how FirstEnergy's tax department gained better visibility and control of IRS audits and corporate income taxes. You'll learn how FirstEnergy uses best practices and the same software as the IRS.
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Preparing for Fixed Assets Management in a Global Economy - IFRS versus GAAP
Listen to this on demand webinar to learn how moving toward IFRS and the initial convergence of GAAP and IFRS may impact the way you manage your fixed assets.
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Reducing IRS Audit Bottlenecks »
Find out how transformed the audit process through a common platform with the IRS for calculations and analysis.
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Under Pressure: Finance and Tax Executives on Tax Management in a Challenging Recovery
During this Webcast, CFO Research Services, in collaboration with Bloomberg BNA (formerly BNA Software), share research findings that reveal five pressure points that tax and finance teams are facing together: growing regulatory scrutiny and aggressive tax enforcement, an expanding tax-function mandate, continued resource scarcity, an influence deficit for the tax function, and persistent challenges in building an effective business case for tax automation.
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