February 16, 2022
Bloomberg Tax, a provider of practitioner-driven research and technology solutions, announced the release of its new Q1 2022 Outlook on Tax, which examines key tax issues for the year ahead. This collection of news, insights, and market intelligence focuses on federal, state, and international issues that are most relevant for tax professionals in 2022.
The 2022 Outlook on Tax for Q1 includes coverage from reporters, practitioners, and analysts on topics including:
Diversity & inclusion: Data about the advancement of race and gender diversity in accounting firms and corporate tax departments.
Federal tax: Challenges to the 2017 tax law and implications of the Biden administration's economic agenda.
Tax provision: Assess and improve your ability to handle the heavily scrutinized tax provision process
Using tax automation to solve tax department pitfalls.
New state taxes on the digital economy and tech giants and implications of state tax cuts on budget forecasts.
Corporate tax department priorities: Bloomberg Tax's benchmark survey finds that corporate tax departments are preparing for tax turbulence both at home and overseas.
International tax: The EU's plan to overhaul global tax rules and the challenges for global tax authorities in aligning domestic tax reporting on cryptocurrency transactions to create an international standard.
The Quarterly Report takes a comrehensive look at the biggest tax developments of the year so far:
President of Bloomberg Tax Lisa Fitzpatrick says "This Outlook on Tax provides tax professionals with the key information and insights they need to proactively address the most pressing tax issues of 2022, from the evolving implications of tax regulations to the processes and tools tax departments use to get it all done."
Download the Q1 report after filling out some information on Bloomberg Tax here.
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