Insight Article
Nine research and development tax credit myths costing you money
Misconceptions about the federal research and development tax credit leave many companies paying more tax than required.
Misconceptions about the federal research and development tax credit leave many companies paying more tax than required.
When developing plans to expand or improve facilities, manufacturers should take an approach that includes analysis of tax opportunities.
The physical presence nexus standard for sales and use tax purposes is alive and well despite recent criticism and calls for reform.
The future of untaxed non-U.S. earnings legislation appears uncertain, but U.S. multinationals should analyze its potential impact.
Manufacturers have unique personal property and real estate tax issues. Prevent overpayment by avoiding common tax compliance mistakes.
Automotive manufacturers and suppliers have opportunities to increase their R&D credit thanks to some misunderstood R&D credit provisions.
Understanding how your company utilizes temporary staffing agencies could lead to significant tax savings and risk mitigation.
IRC Section 907 and the limitations that apply to foreign tax credits generated by foreign oil and gas income and foreign oil related income.
RSM commentary on expatriate issues within the energy industry; a report from the Worldwide ERC conference in Houston
Many proposed tax law changes will not only affect federal and international tax positions, they will also have an impact on state and local taxes.
Mexico issues provisions protecting US companies with shelter maquiladora contracts from permanent establishment taxation.
Proposed tax reform would offer significant benefits for the oil and gas industry, though there are also some potential concerns.
Several new videos in our series touch on opportunities for manufacturers and distributors.
Auto manufacturers and their suppliers may be unaware of state and local tax exposures created by their business activities.