The A&M Tax Minute: Technology Sector

Welcome to the A&M Tax Minute, designed to provide insights to executives in the Technology sector.

 

Subscribe to get our updates

 

We know what drives you: applying complex tax rules to a rapidly changing industry. We share your passion. Having served many businesses in this industry over the years, we are proud to be in this high-skill and high-challenge environment with you, and we are eager to share what we've learned with our fellow industry mates.

Look to us to help improve your awareness of the challenges you have faced or might face in the future, and the solutions we've seen applied. With short and frequent pieces, you will see a stream of our most cutting edge thinking and experience. Accelerate your ability to identify the issues you will face and know how to solve them, that's our goal.

With potential game-changing US tax reform on the horizon, we will start our series focusing on the many related questions affecting technology companies. You will learn more about what's at stake for your company from potential tax reform, how you fare compared to other technology companies, how to get your organization prepared for the potential impact.

We hope you enjoy our new series. We want your feedback! Please reach out to any member of our technology tax team.

Click here to see all A&M Tax Minute issues

tax reform, tax reform 2017 details, tax reform plan, tax reform definition, tax reform brackets, tax reform trump, tax reform news, tax reform bill, tax reform calculator, tax reform 2017
Related Issues:
Last year, many early-stage companies significantly reduced payroll taxes thanks to a new federal tax credit including many of our start-ups in the tech industry.
On Friday January 12, 2018, the U.S. Supreme Court granted certiorari in South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc., which concerns the physical presence standard for sales tax nexus established in Quill Corp. v. North Dakota, 504 U.S. 298 (1992).
As tax reform in the United States barrels forward, tax leaders of U.S. Multinational companies are already drowning in new calculations and planning concerns. But as they say, when it rains, it pours.
If your organization currently has a Dutch Cooperative (or “Coop”) in its corporate structure and you haven’t considered the looming changes related to dividend withholding taxes in the Netherlands, now may be a critical time to evaluate how pending tax legislation may impact tax leakage on dividends payments.
FOLLOW & CONNECT WITH A&M