From proposed changes in the corporate tax rates to increases for individual capital gains, the recently released package of revenue raisers from the Ways and Means Committee contains many things that were expected—as well as some surprises. Deloitte’s Tax Policy Leader Jon Traub is back in this episode to share his insights on the proposed legislation, the possible compromises ahead, effective dates, and the looming prospect of a big showdown over raising the debt limit.

As companies across all industries accelerate their sustainability initiatives, new tax policies around the world are being implemented that either incentivize organizations to act or penalize those that aren’t engaging in good behavior. In this latest episode, we’re joined by Deloitte Sustainability leaders Jeff Shaw and Mick Kane, who outline how these policies may impact an organization and the key areas that the tax function and tax executives need to be thinking about.

Political pressure and parliamentary rules will both impact the passage of a major infrastructure bill and a budget reconciliation. In this latest episode, Deloitte Tax Policy leader Jon Traub shares what’s been accomplished so far, the possible tax implications, and the road ahead before Congress can enact either piece of legislation.

Given our dynamic times, organizations are challenged to think differently about the way they will operate in the future.

In this latest episode, we’re joined by Deloitte Tax leaders Jason Sawyer and Emily VanVleet for a discussion on the key findings from Deloitte’s recent Global Tax Transformation Survey, as well as the obstacles and opportunities that organizations face as they contemplate a tax department transformation.

Having passed a massive bipartisan infrastructure bill, the US Senate moved directly into debate on an even larger budget resolution. In this latest episode, Deloitte Tax Policy leader Jon Traub dives deep into the significance of the bipartisan effort behind the infrastructure bill and explores the potential tax implications and other challenges that lie ahead for the Senate’s budget resolution.

The COVID-19 pandemic has required new ways of thinking by organizations as they develop their property tax strategy, especially for companies with complex properties, such as those in renewable energy, manufacturing, and transportation. In this latest episode, we’re joined by Deloitte Tax leaders Dave Hurrell and Amy Frees for a discussion on the latest property tax trends and the importance for businesses to be proactive.

You can’t see it, hold it, or put it in your wallet. Yet, cryptocurrency has taken center stage with the IRS and has implications when you file your taxes. In this latest episode, Deloitte specialists Denise Hintzke and Peter Larsen take a close look at how the OECD and major governments are trying to regulate data collection and reporting around cryptocurrency transactions.

In this episode of Tax News & Views, the topic is property tax and how to navigate the real estate market in this economic downturn.

The highly anticipated release of the US Treasury department’s Green Book provides detailed analysis of the tax policy proposals embedded in the administration’s first budget. In this latest episode, we’re joined by Deloitte Tax leader Jon Traub, who shares his unique insights on what substantial tax policy changes may be enacted in the first year of the Biden presidency.

More and more, executives are realizing the power of automation to free up their tax function and the potential to do more with less. In this episode, Deloitte Tax leaders Lisa Covelli and Stephane Lunan talk about the technologies and trends they’re seeing in the tax compliance space, and how executives can integrate them into their operations.