MNCPA Legislative Issues
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New
Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT)
(Last updated 7/10/2010)
Many of your middle class clients are being caught in the AMT trap. Find out how you can help work on this growing crisis.
New
Governor's Tax Commission Bill
(Last updated 7/10/2010)
Elements contained in the draft of the Governor's Tax Commission Bill
Minnesota Department of Revenue Audit Initiatives
(Last updated 5/2/2010)
There has been an increase in the number of inexperienced auditors collecting money owed to the state. Learn why this is causing problems for CPAs.
Minnesota Estate Tax Conformity
(Last updated 4/28/2010)
Is Minnesota a bad place to die? See why Minnesota's estate tax law is creating problems for estate planners.
New
Red Flags Rule
(Last updated 7/8/2010)
The Red Flags Rule will go into effect June 1, 2010. What does this mean for you and your clients? Find out all the important details.
New
Tax on Professional Services
(Last updated 7/10/2010)
Find out how the record budget deficit will affect whether this issue passes during this year's legislative session.
New
Unlicensed Tax Preparer Regulation
(Last updated 7/8/2010)
The state is considering adding additional regulations for tax preparers. Find out what this will mean for your practice.
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