Federal Tax Reform: is there change on the horizon?

Three experts (Matthew F. Kadish, partner in the Cleveland law firm of Kadish, Hinkel & Weibel and VP of legislation of the Small Business Council of America, Timothy Michaels, partner with Deloitte and Touche, LLP, Columbus, and E. Lynn Nichols, of New Castle, PA, a sole practitioner providing...

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Published in:Catalyst (2002) 2006-03, p.10
Main Authors: Kadish, Matthew F, Michaels, Timothy, Nichols, E Lynn
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Alternative minimum tax
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State taxes
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