Election year politics: Implications on tax policy and hot topics in tax accounting
January 07, 2016
Election year politics: Implications on tax policy and hot topics in tax accounting
As a thought leader of business strategy and emerging legislative, industry and technical matters, our commitment is to continue sharing related insights that may impact your business. To hear our latest perspectives, please join us for the next installment of Talking Tax on Thursday, January 7, 2016 from 1:00pm - 2:00pm (ET).

The video webcast will address the following:
Election year politics: implications on tax policy. As we begin this election year, our panelists will provide a preview of the upcoming challenges facing Congress and the Obama administration in light of campaign year politics. In addition to analyzing the implications of current economic factors and the political environment for US tax policy in 2016, they will address how the likelihood of tax reform is affected by global tax development.

Hot topics in tax accounting. This discussion will focus on year-end tax accounting matters as well as planning considerations and opportunities for the upcoming year. Our panelists will provide highlights of Public Company Accounting Oversight Board inspection trends, Financial Accounting Standards Board updates, law changes, and other updates.

Hosted by PwC's Industrial Products & Services Practice, our distinguished panelists will include:
  • Special Guest: George Callas, Senior Tax Counsel, Office of US House Speaker Paul Ryan
  • Michael W. Burak, US and Global Tax Leader of PwC's Industrial Products & Services Practice
  • Scott McCandless, former Tax Counsel for Members of the US House Ways and Means and Senate Finance Committees; current Principal in PwC's Tax Policy Services Practice
  • James Grow, Partner, Washington Tax Services Leader, PwC
  • Leah Alfonso, US Tax Partner, PwC

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