California and Colorado SaaS Sales Tax Changes: What Software Companies Need to Know
California and Colorado will begin taxing many SaaS transactions on January 1, 2027. Software companies should start evaluating the sales tax implications now.
Live Webinar: Employee Stock Options: Tackling Complex Tax, Accounting and Valuation Challenges Jeffrey Mead, CPA, Partner at AAFCPAs, in collaboration with Strafford Publications, Inc., presented Employee Stock Options: Tackling Complex Tax, Accounting and Valuation Challenges. This lively webinar provided corporate...
Jeffrey Mead, CPA, Partner at AAFCPAs, in collaboration with Strafford Publications, Inc., presented Employee Stock Options: Tackling Complex Tax, Accounting and Valuation Challenges. This lively webinar provided corporate tax professionals with a detailed review of the IRS rules and financial accounting standards that impact the reporting, issuance and receipt of employee stock options. Jeff was joined by co-presenter Raphael Meyara, CEO and Co-Founder of AlgoValue.
Many companies use employee stock option plans to compensate, retain, and attract employees. These plans have unique tax, accounting and valuation rules which fall under close scrutiny by the SEC and other regulatory agencies.
Jeffrey and Raphael explored these and other relevant issues:
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California and Colorado will begin taxing many SaaS transactions on January 1, 2027. Software companies should start evaluating the sales tax implications now.
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