[India Part II: Institute of Chartered Accountants of India] From Jaipur, Marc flew to Pune where he met fellow Corporate Tax Alliance member Ameya Kunte, Founder of Globeview Advisors LLP, for multiple presentations to business leaders. He focused on significant India-US cross-border Income and Estate Tax issues – and of course made sure the crowds […]
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[India Part I: Allinial Global APAC Roadshow (Delhi) & The APAC Regional Conference (Jaipur)] Our International Tax Nerd In-Chief doesn’t sit around for too long. Late July meant pacing a friend for 19 miles of a 200-mile endurance race in Colorado at altitudes ranging from 9,500 and 11,500 feet before traveling to India to speak
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In the dynamic world of nonprofit organizations, the intersection of international tax regulations and operational expansion presents a unique set of challenges. Recently, this topic gained significant attention at the 2024 TXCPA’s Nonprofit Organizations Conference in Dallas, TX. Marc was invited by Elaine L. Sommerville of Sommerville & Associates, P.C. to share insights into the
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The International Tax Corner: Edition 9 Navigating the Complexity & Inequity of the US Tax Code There are a lot of problems in this world. Why do some get more attention than others? Why do we read about some in the newspaper daily while others rarely get a mention? Politics; power; money; biases – it’s
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Marc is non-stop. This week our Chief International Tax Nerd is having fun in Chicago at the Allinial Global 2023 Executive Team Conference. Marc greeted Ozgur Demirdoven, Allinial Global’s Executive Vice President, with a big hug and a smile. Ozgur was also happy to see Marc, but informed him that his name was omitted from
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As you may know, Schwartz International partners with many CPA and Law Firms to work with clients that have various international tax issues. Since the majority of Schwartz International’s clients are not located in Atlanta, where we call home, the firm enjoys traveling to visit clients as often as possible. Nothing replaces a face-to-face meeting
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International Tax Nerd-In-Chief, Marc Schwartz, started the year off in Akron, Ohio visiting colleagues at Bober Markey Fedorovich (BMF). Paul Tadros unfortunately didn’t make it as his flight was cancelled – ugh! As do many other CPA firms across the country, BMF calls on us to assist with their clients’ international issues. We are grateful
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It’s that time of year again – the International Tax Nerds stepped away from the hustle and bustle of international tax to regroup and relax. This year as a team, Marc, Charles, Qulanda and their significant others visited the community of Serenbe, in Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia. Our first stop was visiting Creek Retreat. Creek Retreat
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Our international tax nerd in-chief was invited to speak at the CPAmerica 2021 International Group Meeting. This is the second time Marc has participated as a speaker at the Ft. Lauderdale conference. Attendees included CPAmerica member firms across the US and Crowe member firms from countries including Argentina, Germany, The Netherlands, Singapore and the UK,
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Our International Tax Nerd In-Chief gave a presentation on Cryptocurrency on November 4th to the American Academy of Attorney-CPAs at its 2021 Fall Conference in San Antonio, Texas. Titled Cryptocurrency 101: The basics everyone should know, Marc’s presentation focused on the building blocks including: What is Cryptocurrency How it gets its value How blockchain technology
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