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Supreme Court to hear case on deduction of fees for investment advice
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case where the deductibility of investment advice fees incurred by a trust is in question.
Streamline your business for summer
As we move towards the halfway point of the year, now is the perfect time for small businesses to organize their finances and streamline business processes for the coming months.
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Publisher’s Note
The Supreme Court announced its summer docket this week and
there are a few cases that are noteworthy for accountants. The
justices agreed to hear a case that will clarify the deduction
treatment of investment advisory fees incurred by a trust. And,
by turning down two cases that deal with the assessment of
income and franchise taxes on income earned by out-of-state
corporations, the justices may have opened a Pandora's box of
nexus issues. Read the related stories by following the links
in this newswire.
Rob Nance
Publisher
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