2023 California Tax Issues Webcast Series
About BDO's California Tax Issues Webcast Series
Companies headquartered and/or conducting business in California have a variety of new and revised taxes and related issues to factor into their business decisions. From new unclaimed property reporting requirements, to a potential state income tax refund, to dealing with multijurisdictional tax laws, understanding your total tax liability is a must. California-specific credits such as the Employment Training Panel Grant and California Competes Tax Credit can help offset some of these taxes. Join us throughout the year to learn more about California taxes and credits. Register for each webcast in our series via the links below.
There are no upcoming events scheduled at this time.
Past
California Tax Issues: Global Mobility and State Tax Controversy
Learn about equity compliance for mobile employees: multijurisdictional tax laws, expatriate policy design and global employer withholding obligations. Then learn how to address risk and navigate the appeals process for state tax controversy issues.
California Tax Issues: Credits and Incentives
How can you help minimize your total tax liability? Through the use of state and federal tax credits. Learn about California-specific credits, state/federal R&D credits, and IRA and CHIPS Act updates. We’ll end with an unclaimed property law review.
California Tax Issues: The Conversation Continues
We will review real property transfer tax, then pivot to a discussion about a potential state income tax refund and exposure risk for anyone conducting business in California, and end with a recap of the California unclaimed property VCP.
California State Tax Issues: What You Need to Know in the New Year
Every business decision has a tax implication, so understanding how California state and local tax laws fit into your organizations’ business plan is a must.
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