The International Tax Nerds continue to travel as Marc was invited to participate in CPAmerica’s 2019 International Group Meeting in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. On December 5, Marc presented on the Practical Implications of GILTI (Global Intangible Low-Taxed Income) before an audience of practitioners from the US, Canada, Mexico, South America and throughout Europe. Marc even […]
On November 19th, Schwartz International’s Simone Alting had the privilege of speaking at the 2019 Business and Industry Conference hosted by The Georgia Society of Certified Public Accountants (GSCPA) in Atlanta, GA. Simone shared the following information with the business professionals: Despite budget constraints and key vacancies, the IRS continues to target international issues and
On September 9, Marc Schwartz — our chief International Tax Nerd — and Studio Pugliese partners met in Milan, Italy to discuss the new US tax law’s impact on Italy-US investment. Marc was a little winded after a harrowing taxi ride from his first meeting that day with another accounting firm, but all turned out
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On September 9, Schwartz International and Pirola Pennuto Zei & Associati partners met in Milan, Italy to discuss the new US tax law’s impact on Italy-US investment. The teams focused on general changes in the US law, including the infamous GILTI (global intangible low-taxed income) and related items, Italy’s anti-deferral rules and brainstormed on cross-border
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We would like to thank Tax Analysts for publishing Schwartz International’s latest article written by our very own International Tax Nerds, Marc Schwartz and Paul Tadros. The article appears in the August 26th issue of Tax Notes Federal. In this article, Marc and Paul lament the complications that the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has
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As international tax nerds, we focus on cross-border transactions. That could mean individuals moving to a different country; a company exporting for the first time or doing business in a different jurisdiction; or a multitude of other items. As multi-jurisdiction experts, from time to time we get called into domestic cross-border situations. While we know
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In following up with our previous blog on the AAA-CPA’s (American Academy of Attorney-CPAs) new President, William B. LeVay, we are pleased to also congratulate our very own international tax nerd, Marc Schwartz, on joining the AAA-CPA’s Executive Committee. The Executive Committee, made up of the President, Vice President/President-Elect, Treasurer and Secretary, sets forth the
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Marc spent the week of May 19th – 22nd with Managing Partners of dozens of other US and foreign advisory firms at Allinial Global’s 2019 Executive Team Conference in Napa, California. As a smaller firm of international tax nerds, we relish the opportunity to learn how the larger firms handle their complex issues, whether they
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The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has recognized in a June 14th court filing that the French Generalized Social Contribution (CSG) and the Contribution for the repayment of social debt (CRDS), are, in fact creditable taxes for US tax purposes. This ends a 7-year legal battle about whether the CSG and the CRDS were “social taxes”
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While most were shoveling snow and battling the winter winds, Marc spent the week of February 24-26 in Playa del Carmen, Mexico with dozens of Managing Partners of Latin American and Caribbean advisory firms. Having lived in Mexico City for almost 2 ½ years as an international tax nerd, Marc appreciated the opportunity to refresh
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