
2010 Tax Relief Act
Multi-Billion Dollar Tax Package Affects Almost Every Taxpayer
The Tax Relief, Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization and Job Creation Act of 2010 provides a two-year extension of the Bush-era tax cuts. Called the most sweeping tax law in a decade, the new law is much more than an extension of existing tax rates.
The new law provides a temporary across-the-board payroll tax cut for wage earners, a retroactive AMT "patch," estate tax relief, education and energy incentives and several valuable incentives for businesses, including 100 percent bonus depreciation and extension of numerous temporary tax breaks, many of which we highlight here.
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Louisiana: The Entertainment
Capital of the South
State Expands Digital Media Tax Incentive Program

Louisiana has become accustomed to being called Hollywood South, but what about the Entertainment Capital of the South?
With the success of film tax credits, Louisiana patterned tax credits in additional entertainment sectors to create sustainable growth in emerging trends. The state recently expanded upon it's digital media tax incentive program which we take a close look at here.
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Don't Get Caught with Unclaimed Property
Louisiana unclaimed property audits are on the rise making it increasingly important for businesses to carefully review the procedures involved in handling and reporting unclaimed property.
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Change in Lease Accounting Around the Corner
The FASB recently released an Exposure Draft, Leases, which would eliminate the operating lease option. Companies should start reviewing their leases to determine the effect this change in accounting policy will have on its financial statements.
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Small Business Jobs Act Offers Tax Relief for Businesses
The Small Business Jobs Act of 2010 includes several business tax incentives meant to stimulate business investment and spending and provide tax relief for small and medium sized businesses.
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Are You Employment Tax Compliant?
The IRS is increasing its focus on employment tax compliance. In early 2010, it began what is said to be the most comprehensive employment tax compliance study in 25 years, auditing 6,000 randomly selected businesses over three years.
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