Companies are required to prepare and maintain financial statements in accordance with International Financial Reporting System along with laws of the Companies Act, which represent a fair financial position, financial performance and cash flow of the enterprise. The records are required to be maintained for 5 years.
The Dutch Ministry of Finance has launched a public consultation on a draft bill for the introduction of a temporary tax on excess income of electr...
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Notice 2023-2 announces upcoming proposed regulations and provides interim guidance under Internal Revenue Code Section 4501, which generally imposes...
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