EY talks tax | Corporate alternative minimum tax - what the proposed regulations could mean for companies (October 2)

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18 October 2024

EY talks tax | Corporate alternative minimum tax - what the proposed regulations could mean for companies (October 2)

In this recent episode of EY talks tax, an external podcast series based on EY Tax webcasts, EY panelists discuss the technical aspects and potential implications of the proposed CAMT regulations. The episode is based on the October 2 EY Tax webcast, Corporate alternative minimum tax — what the proposed regulations could mean for companies.

The podcast is available here.

You can download and sign up for EY talks tax episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you prefer to access your favorite podcasts.

Published by NTD's Tax Technical Knowledge Services group; contact Barbara Kirchheimer (Barbara.kirchheimer@ey.com) or Joshana Erenberg (Joshana.erenberg@ey.com) with any questions.

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