Tax Accounting
Recent legal developments relating to tax accounting are discussed. In Treasury Decision 9107, final regulations were issued under section 263(a) addressing the capitalization of amounts paid or incurred to acquire, create, or enhance intangible assets. Separately, in Illinois Tool Works, Inc. v. Co...
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