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16 July 2026 Illinois Business Tax Planning Takes Sharper Focus After State Expands PTET Options, Decouples from QSBS, and Extends NOL Limits Read More »

The Illinois 2027 omnibus budget bill (S.B. 3019), signed into law by Governor J.B. Pritzker on June 16, 2026, enacts several income tax changes affecting businesses and their owners beginning with the 2027 tax year. The tax law changes will impact the Pass-Through Entity Tax (PTET), C corporations with net operating losses (NOLs), sellers of qualified small business stock (QSBS), and companies claiming the Illinois Research and Development (R&D) Credit.

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16 July 2026 Andersen Consulting Adds Collaborating Firm Smartbridge Read More »

Andersen Consulting announces a Collaboration Agreement with Smartbridge, a Texas-based digital and AI technology firm, enhancing its capabilities in data and analytics, and digital transformation services.

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14 July 2026 Andersen Consulting Deepens Advisory Solutions in Turkey with ODS Consulting Group Read More »

Andersen Consulting adds collaborating firm ODS Consulting Group, enhancing its platform across digital transformation, talent strategy, and operational advisory services.

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09 July 2026 Managing Director Deanne Morton to Present on Ethics at the IRS Nationwide Tax Forum in New Orleans Read More »

Andersen Managing Director Deanne Morton will present at the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Nationwide Tax Forum in New Orleans on August 4-5, 2026. Deanne is in Andersen’s US National Tax practice and focuses on federal tax controversy matters. At the IRS Nationwide Tax Forum, Deanne will discuss ethics on behalf of the AICPA Tax Practice Responsibilities Committee.

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09 July 2026 California Tax Credit Planning Remains Critical as Businesses Face Permanent Limits on Credit Use Read More »

California Governor Gavin Newsom signed the state’s 2026–27 budget package, which includes S.B. 122, Chapter 23, a revenue trailer bill that, among other things, extends the existing temporary $5 million annual business tax credit limitation through taxable years beginning before January 1, 2030, together with additional exceptions for certain refundable credits or refundable amounts. The existing cap originally applied for the 2024, 2025, and 2026 taxable years. The new law extends it for three additional years, through taxable year 2029, and applies to business tax credits under both the Personal Income Tax Law and the Corporation Tax Law. An additional limit applies to credits beginning with the 2030 tax year and thereafter.

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08 July 2026 Transfer Pricing: Preparing for the OECD’s Modernized Rules for Intra-Group Services Read More »

Few items on a multinational’s transfer pricing return draw more audit scrutiny than how a group charges its own entities for services.

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07 July 2026 Andersen Global Adds Collaborating Firm Abcoo Law Firm Read More »

Andersen Global strengthens its presence in Türkiye with collaborating firm Abcoo Law Firm, enhancing the organization’s existing platform in the country with the addition of legal capabilities.

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02 July 2026 California Software Tax Changes: What Businesses Should Know Before 2027 Read More »

California's new tax rules for SaaS and digital products take effect Jan. 1, 2027; assess compliance now.

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01 July 2026 Structuring/Reviewing Leases for Optimal Tax Benefits Read More »

Tax treatment and planning opportunities for business leases of real property and tangible personal property depend on whether the taxpayer is the lessee or lessor. Lease provisions can significantly affect timing, character, basis, depreciation, and documentation requirements. Key federal tax issues include sale-versus-lease characterization, Sec. 467 rent timing, lessee deductions and capitalization, and lessor income and depreciation considerations.

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