SCHEDULE M-3: Reconciling GAAP and Tax Accounting

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Extend your learning in conjunction with INCOME TAX ACCOUNTING: FAS 109 with this two optional session

  

SCHEDULE M-3: Reconciling GAAP and TAX Accounting

    

Sep 19, 2008

New York, NY

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Dec 17, 2008

Las Vegas, NV

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Why you should attend:

Designed for tax professionals, this program will explore the latest accounting standards that cause most of the differences between tax accounting and financial reporting while helping tax professionals get up-to-date on those accounting standards. For accurate M-3 filings, tax professionals need not only to be experts in tax accounting, but also very knowledgeable on relevant accounting standards. Schedule M-3 requires a transaction by transaction approach to accumulating and identifying book-tax differences. In addition, book income and expense must be reported in categories defined by tax law. Most of these tax law categories do not exist for book purposes. Most corporate tax departments will be ill-prepared to make the transition to this type of methodology without significant investment in their compliance process. Attend this important, one day program which will shed light on where the differences are most complex or confusing from an M-3 filing perspective.

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