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• IC-DISC can save Privately Held Manufacturers Income Tax on Exports

  Do you manufacture products in the United States for export to foreign countries?

• Manufacturing Contracts: Who Gets the Section 199 Deduction?

  Taxpayers have long been confused about which party can claim the deduction, we clarify it here.

• Be Prepared for IRS Scrutiny of S Corporation Shareholder-Employee Salaries

  S corporations’ unique tax treatment theoretically gives these entities the opportunity to save money by keeping salaries for shareholder-employees low and making profit distributions.

• Multinational Tax Challenges: Can your Transfer Pricing Withstand Scrutiny?

  Foreign countries imposing restrictive standards for permissible transfer pricing, and IRS increasing enforcement.

• First Step of Extending Expired Tax Breaks Passed

  Senate Finance Committee voted to extend about 50 taxpayer friendly tax provisions.

• Income Taxes are Becoming more Important in Estate Planning

  For many taxpayers, shifting focus to income taxes in their estate planning is a good idea.

• Expatriate Alert: 2 Critical Tax and Health Insurance Issue

  What ex-pats should know about U.S. tax requirements and how they affect you.

• Help bring the Section 199 deduction back to RI manufacturers

  The bill to reinstate the Section 199 ‘Domestic Production Activities Deduction’ (H7740) will be heard in House Finance on Thursday evening (Room 35 at the Rise [after the floor session]).

• Tax Treatment of Tangible Property Expenditures: 3 Changes Manufacturers Need to Know About

  Last fall, the IRS released sweeping final regulations, learn more about the changes here.

• A Captive Insurance Company Might Fulfill Your Health Care Coverage Needs

  Companies turning their attention to captive insurance as a way to lower health care costs.