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Recent layoff announcements at Big Four accounting, tax, and consulting firms come as the industry faces economic uncertainty and a shrinking talent pool. The accounting profession is at a crossroads as a new class of students graduate. While recent data shows heightened interest in both undergraduate and master's degree programs, the industry faces possible disruptions like workforce reductions and emerging artificial intelligence tools. Deloitte LLP announced in April it would lay off government consulting employees as the Trump administration slashed federal contracts. The firm said in a statement the personnel actions were based on its public-sector clients' "evolving needs," among other factors. PwC LLP plans to cut roughly 1,500 jobs, many in its tax and assurance practices, the firm said last month, after two years of historically low levels of turnover. The firm plans to slow down its campus recruiting and will offer fewer internships for next year. But PwC announced this week it plans to reorganize its US advisory business, doubling the number of divisions from four to eight. The move "is being approached from a position of strength," according to a statement from PwC US advisory leader Tyson Cornell. Peter Demerjian is the director of the school of accountancy at Georgia State University. Namaan Mian is the chief operating officer at Management Consulted, a professional training and coaching organization. Demerjian and Mian spoke with Bloomberg Tax reporter Jorja Siemons about the recent layoffs, the industry's embrace of AI, and potential impacts on the industry's next generation. Do you have feedback on this episode of Talking Tax? Give us a call and leave a voicemail at 703-341-3690.

April was a very dramatic month for geopolitics and global markets. Donald Trump’s tariffs created shockwaves - and while his stance has softened in the weeks since, there’s always the potential for more disruption. Coupled with uncertainty about the outlook for the US economy, it means a nervous time for investors.Dr Alexis Crow, Chief Economist at PwC US, speaks to Sean Aylmer during a brief visit to Australia about investing in a Trump world.This is general information only. You should seek professional advice before making investment decisions.Find out more: https://fearandgreed.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Doug McHoney (PwC's International Tax Services Global Leader) is joined by Dr. Alexis Crow, Partner and Chief Economist at PwC US. Before joining PwC, Dr. Crow taught at the London School of Economics. Doug and Alexis discuss the intersection of global macroeconomics, geopolitics, and international tax policy in a shifting global landscape. They break down the impact of the Trump administration's latest tariffs on Canada and Mexico, inflationary pressures, interest rates, and the fiscal cliff facing the US. Doug and Alexis explore how the geopolitical climate is shaping international trade, the potential winners and losers of increased tariffs, and the broader economic implications of Trump 2.0. They also analyze regional macroeconomic trends, from China's economic resilience and India's manufacturing rise to Europe's fiscal strategies and Latin America's economic experiments. Lastly, they discuss how businesses—particularly multinationals—should be preparing for upcoming policy shifts and economic disruptions. 

AI is moving faster than most leaders can keep up. If you're not leveraging it, you're already behind. But AI adoption isn't as simple as plugging in new tech. While some companies are already using it to outpace competitors, others are stuck in analysis paralysis—unsure how to implement AI without opening themselves up to risk. If you want to lead in this AI-driven world, you can't afford to wait. In this episode, Dan Priest, US Chief AI Officer of PwC, breaks down the biggest AI shifts happening right now and the strategies leaders need to stay ahead. You'll learn why AI has moved from a technical tool to a business strategy driver, how companies can avoid the biggest AI adoption mistakes, the critical role of responsible AI governance, and why understanding AI's human impact is just as important as its technical capabilities. ________________ Start your day with the world's top leaders by joining thousands of others at Great Leadership on Substack. Just enter your email: ⁠⁠https://greatleadership.substack.com/

Debt capacity In this TP Talks Special Edition podcast, David Ledure (Global Financial Transactions Transfer Pricing Leader, PwC Belgium), Stan Goldenberg (M&A Transfer Pricing Director, PwC US), Andrew Cotterill (Transfer Pricing Senior Manager, PwC UK), and Ben Pietersen (Eurasian Transfer Pricing Director, PwC Georgia) discuss debt capacity from a transfer pricing perspective, exploring the principles and practices of the US, UK, Georgia, and other Eurasian countries. The discussion underscores the nuanced and fact-specific nature of debt capacity analysis across different jurisdictions, with varying implications for taxpayers.Support the show

In this episode of the 2B Bolder Podcast, I sit down with Kathryn Kaminsky, a 31-year veteran of PwC and the current Chief Commercial Officer. Kathryn's passion for serving clients has driven her impressive career, which spans business transformation, complex accounting, regulatory matters, and tech-led innovation. As a trusted advisor, she has led engagement teams to help clients navigate financial reporting and transformation challenges.Throughout the episode, Kathryn shares insights from her leadership journey, including her role in PwC's Trust Solutions division, where she integrated Audit, ESG, Digital Assurance, and Tax Reporting to help clients build stakeholder trust. She discusses pivotal moments that shaped her career and offers invaluable advice for women seeking leadership roles in male-dominated industries.We dive into the pivotal moments that influenced her decision to pursue a career in accounting and how she navigated her way to becoming Chief Commercial Officer. Kathryn also provides insights on what it means to be a woman in leadership in male-dominated industries and shares advice for women looking to follow in her footsteps.Here are some of the key questions we explore in the episode:"Was there a defining moment or decision early in your career that shaped the path you took to reach your current role as Chief Commercial Officer?""For women looking to build a career similar to yours, especially in leadership positions, what advice would you give them?""How have you balanced the demands of a high-level career with family life as a wife and mother of three? Any advice for women struggling with this balance?""What challenges have you faced as a leader in male-dominated industries, and what strategies can you offer to women trying to navigate similar spaces?""What are the most demanded role opportunities for women and the skills needed?"Kathryn also reflects on how she has embraced networking, the importance of building a support system, and how being “bolder” has influenced her career. She offers actionable advice on staying on top of technological trends and why innovation is key for business success.Tune in to hear Kathryn's invaluable advice for women aiming for leadership success, her perspective on navigating the complexities of business transformation, and what it means to lead boldly in today's business world.Listen now to be inspired by Kathryn Kaminsky's incredible journey and insightful career advice!Support the showWhen you subscribe to the podcast, you are supporting our work's mission, allowing us to continue highlighting successful women in a variety of careers to inspire others helping pay our wonderful editor, Chris, and helping me in paying our hosting expenses.

Tune in to this AICPA Town Hall podcast for a discussion on the state of assurance and why quality auditing is essential to public confidence, as well as the need-to-know tax information.  Topics include:  DC environment and profession analysis  The latest technical updates  State of assurance and building trust through quality  BOI reporting update  Speakers:   Barry Melancon, President and CEO, AICPA  Erik Asgeirsson, President and CEO, CPA.com  Melanie Lauridsen, VP, Tax Policy and Advocacy, AICPA  Wes Bricker, Global Assurance Leader, PwC US  

John Turner, CEO of XBRL International, and Wes Bricker, vice chair and trust solutions co-leader at PwC US, join Workiva's Andie Wood to explore the impact of digitization on ESG reporting. Discover how XBRL taxonomies make it easier to share and analyze data and their role in corporate sustainability. 

Anthony Abbatiello, the Workforce Transformation Leader and partner at PwC US, joins Jon Hansen. The two discuss PwC’s latest survey of executives about trusting remote and in-person employees and what business leaders can do to foster trust within their teams.

Episode 36: Y.AYasmin Ali, also known as Y.A is South Asian Lyricist, International Slam Champion, Performance Poet, Spoken Word Artist and Writer from South East London. Renowned for delivering the kind of poetic lyricism that immediately captivates an audience, Y.A's words transcend beyond expectation deeming her to be one of the most highly sought after spoken word artists on the UK scene. Y.A featured in the US hit “I Got the Mic” produced by Tina Knowles and has headlined on Sky Art's BAFTA award winning TV series “Life and Rhymes” hosted by the late Benjamin Zephaniah. Y.A's clients include well known brands such as Dove, Red Bull UK, The Big Idea Media company, Snap.inc and PwC US to name a few. Y.A recently hosted the Money 20/20 “50 years of Hip Hop Icons” concert at the famous Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas presenting the likes of Rev Run, DJ Ruckus and DJ Spinderella. Y.A performed a spoken word piece before the legendary Grand Master Flash's set as an ode to those who pioneered the music genre.Y.A also became the first spoken word artist on the highly regarded Color's platform with an editorial on her poetic interpretation of Palette 1's primeval colors.Y.A has been mentored by the formidable Kae Tempest and 7 x Grammy nominated, Natalie Floacist Stewart of Neo Soul duo Floetry.Some of Y.A's previous commissions and performances include Vegas Money 20/20, Amsterdam Money 20/20 FinTech Summit, SNAPS DEI innovation Summit 2020, London Fashion Week, Universal Studios, Breaking Conventions, The Tate Modern, Greater London Authority and Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Y.A has also featured on BBC radio London and Reprezent radio and hosted on BBC Radio 6 Music, as-well as previously hosted a weekly spoken word show (The Word) on Soho radio. Y.A has facilitated workshops for various organisations such as the Princes Trust, Lewisham Young Advisors, The Greater London Authority, Albany Theatre, Lewisham Council as well as at numerous schools, community groups and charities.Y.A leads the Lewisham Music Lyricist Collective and the Alchemy Spoken Word Collective. She also founded the Young Wordsmith Project for young people in South East London. Y.A has toured internationally in Europe and the US. She is a proud mental health advocate, youth participation advocate and women's rights activist. Y.A has worked with The Million Women Rise and the Women's Equality Party to campaign for an end to gender-based violence against women and girls.Y.A challenges some of the most common misconceptions of poets, women and mothers, all whilst continuing to represent South Asian female creatives in the UK. #hygystpod #YA #YApoetHave You Got Your Sh*t Together? with Caitlin O'Ryan, is a podcast that celebrates not having your sh*t together! In each episode, Caitlin interviews guests who seemingly “have their sh*t together” - be that in life/love/work/hobbies. Throughout the conversation, the questions unveil whether they actually do, or whether the whole concept is a lie! With a mix of guests from various backgrounds, the podcast is sure to be relatable, honest, and an antidote to Instagram culture. Producer - Ant Hickman (www.ahickman.uk)Artwork - Tim Saunders (www.instagram.com/timsaunders.design)Photography - Patch Bell (www.patchstudio.uk)Music - Cassia - 'Slow' (www.wearecassia.com)Web: www.hygystpod.comInsta: www.instgram.com/hygystpodEmail: hygystpod@gmail.comRSS: https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/644a8e8eadac0f0010542d86 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Chatting With Partner, Strategy&, PwC US, Adjunct Professor, NYU Stern School Of Business, Global Thought Leader, Media Spokesperson- Bhushan Sethi from New York, United States- Bhushan Sethi said about his work and answered some of my questions. more info at- https://smartcherrysthoughts.com

In this TP Talks episode, Ugo Cannavale (Transfer Pricing Leader for PwC Italy), Andrew Hwang (Americas Operational Transfer Pricing Leader, PwC US), and Antonino De Benedictis (EMEA Operational Transfer Pricing Leader, PwC UK) discuss why Operational Transfer Pricing (OTP) is increasingly becoming a priority for in-house tax and finance professionals, the value and benefits OTP offers the broader finance function and C-Suite, scalability of OTP to accommodate small to large scale transformations, and practical considerations for implementing OTP.Support the show

FTTP Q2 2023:  Debt capacity and transfer pricingIn this TP Talks Special Edition podcast, David Ledure (Transfer Pricing Partner, PwC Belgium), Martin Cazaux (Transfer Pricing Principal, PwC US), and Tony Koivula (Transfer Pricing Manager, PwC Finland) discuss debt capacity and transfer pricing, focusing on the US's and EU's history of looking at debt capacity, the varying approaches to analyzing debt capacity, Australia's draft legislation on proposed new interest limitation rules, debt serviceability, and reassessment of debt capacity and double taxation.Support the show

In this TP Talks episode, Ugo Cannavale (Transfer Pricing Leader for PwC Italy), Michela Chin (Transfer Pricing leader for PwC Brazil), and Matias Pedevilla (Transfer Pricing Principal with PwC US and global leader of PwC's Global Coordinated Documentation service) discuss the overhaul of Brazil's transfer pricing system, focusing on the main changes that have been introduced, the implications of the pending rules for multinationals, and what companies should be doing now.Support the show

Three things to know today Microsoft outperforms Google and Amazon in latest earnings reports, while Meta's Reality Labs group reports annualized loss of $16 billion PwC US to spend $1 billion on upskilling workforce in AI, partnering with Microsoft's Azure OpenAI platform, while majority of cybersecurity workers admit to using unauthorized AI tools AND Colorado becomes first state to pass right-to-repair law for farmers   Advertiser:  https://atera.com/          https://timezest.com/mspradio/                          Do you want the show on your podcast app or the written versions of the stories? Subscribe to the Business of Tech: https://www.businessof.tech/subscribe/   Support the show on Patreon:  https://patreon.com/mspradio/   Want our stuff?  Cool Merch?  Wear “Why Do We Care?” - Visit https://mspradio.myspreadshop.com   Follow us on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mspradionews/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/mspradionews/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mspradio/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/28908079/      

In this TP Talks episode, new podcast host Ugo Cannavale (Transfer Pricing Leader, PwC Italy) is joined by Monica Cohen-Dumani (International Tax Services Partner, PwC Switzerland), and Brad Slattery (Global VCT Transfer Pricing Leader, PwC US) to discuss the role ESG and transparency play in driving value in operating model transformation and how transfer pricing plays a key part. The speakers focus on the EU Corporate Sustainability Directive and how tax and transfer pricing is tied into the Directive and ESG overall, the value chain implications as a result of increased transparency, and considerations around the procurement function. The speakers finish with key takeaways.Contacts: Ugo Cannavale, Monica Cohen-Dumani, Brad SlatterySupport the show

This week's podcast guest is Byron Carlock, the U.S. real estate leader with PwC and the primary author of the ULI/PWC annual survey, “Emerging Trends in Real Estate”. The podcast centers on the current market downturn in the real estate transaction market within the context of the longer term, very positive, fundamentals and trends for the real estate business.

Joe Atkinson is the visionary leading PwC through the evolution and next wave of the company's digital transformation — and part of that transformation involves the Metaverse. As Vice Chair, Chief Products and Technology Officer, Joe clearly states, “The metaverse isnot a trend! It's the reality of what's coming to our online world.”Just think! We will interact with others real time to socialize, get jobs, gain knowledge andexpand our relationships worldwide.While Metaverse is developing, Joe and his team are at the forefront of this tech explosion.Tune in as he explains what it is, what it will do for us, and how to use it. In his warm,conversational manner, you'll be enlightened on the world of the Metaverse.Tune in - Monday, 12:30PM Central.Top Takeaways:-Stay open to things that were NOT in your plan-Surround yourself with smart people you can trust – even challengers-Leaders are being watched and judged for their authenticity-Hard knocks come. Have people around who will strengthen you-Learn to pivot….and let it gowww.valerieandcompany.com – SUBSCRIBE TO VALERIE'S VOICE MONTHLY TIPSCall Valerie to learn how to level up your professional image – 1- 214-502-3334Listen and watch Doing it Right the Stories that Make Us- https://bit.ly/2E483HxSubscribe, rate, and write a review on Apple Podcast- https://apple.co/2SHDDmoSubscribe on Google Podcast- https://bit.ly/2I8i6znFollow Valerie Sokolosky Online:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/valerieso...Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/ValerieAndCo...#PwC #pricewaterhousecoopers #metaverse #valerieandcompany #valeriesokolosky#doingitrightpodcast

There's an old saying: people overestimate the impact of technology in the short term and underestimate it in the long term. Is that what's happening with crypto? There's a lot of news about cryptocurrencies, but are we paying too little attention to the long-term impacts of the underlying technology? Joined by Sheila Bair, the former chair of the US Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), and Vicki Huff Eckert, a retired PwC US partner who served as vice chair for PwC's US technology, media, and telecommunications sector, we'll ponder how blockchain, and the cryptocurrencies that exist because of it, could affect financial systems and transform business and society—ready or not. 

Ep. 105: Tim Ryan is a lifelong hockey guy and current running enthusiast, but the sports metaphor he reaches for to describe his role as the US Chair & Senior Partner of global financial powerhouse PwC is football. "Too often in corporate America, we go into the huddle where we agree on a pass play but not on what routes everybody is running," he said. "In our case, we came into the huddle and decided we would be more diverse. But we never explored the best-in-class opportunities for executing this goal. It's up to the quarterback, or in the case of a business, the leader, to be responsible for implementing such a process." Tim took this responsibility so seriously that he co-founded CEO Action for Diversity and Inclusion™, where CEOs can gather to share best practices and ideas on equity. What started as a few CEOs collaborating in 2017 has turned into 2,200 leaders representing 21 million employees. Visit CorporateCompetitorpodcast.com/105 for a free gift and today's show notes! Special thanks to Lauren Hafner and Brian Schnor for making this episode possible.

PwC US recently released its midyear outlook for natural gas and oil dealmaking, and the firm anticipates more activity on that front. NGI Associate Editor Matthew Veazey chats with PwC's Seenu Akunuri about investors' growing appetite for traditional oil and gas deals. Moreover, Akunuri outlines what goes on in deals involving public and private companies, recent trends, and what to watch through at least mid-2023.

SponsorsFreshBooks: https://www.cloudaccountingpodcast.promo/freshbooksCanopy: https://www.cloudaccountingpodcast.promo/canopyRelay: https://www.cloudaccountingpodcast.promo/relayNeed CPE? Subscribe to the Earmark Accounting Podcast: https://podcast.earmarkcpe.comGet CPE for listening to podcasts with Earmark CPE: https://earmarkcpeShow Notes1:46 – Intuit owes customers $141 million after it 'cheated' them out of free tax serviceshttps://www.engadget.com/intuit-owes-consumers-141-million-after-it-cheated-them-out-of-free-tax-services-090115518.html Intuit Will Refund $141 Million to Low-Income TurboTax Users - The New York Timeshttps://www.nytimes.com/2022/05/04/business/turbotax-intuit-settlement.html 4:36 – Study: Nearly half of returns could be automatically populatedhttps://www.accountingtoday.com/news/study-says-nearly-half-of-tax-returns-could-be-automatically-pre-populated 8:09 – In-Person BNPL Coming Soon as Block Connects Seller, CashApp Ecosystemshttps://www.pymnts.com/earnings/2022/in-person-bnpl-coming-soon-as-block-connects-seller-cashapp-ecosystems/ 9:43 – H&R Block Wins Injunction Against Jack Dorsey's Block Inc.https://news.bloomberglaw.com/daily-tax-report/h-r-block-wins-injunction-against-jack-dorseys-block-inc 11:23 – Fireside chat with IRS Commissioner Chuck Rettighttps://www.accountingtoday.com/news/fireside-chat-with-irs-commissioner-chuck-rettig 19:00 – Marcum merges in Friedman to create $1B megafirmhttps://www.accountingtoday.com/news/marcum-merges-in-friedman-to-create-1b-megafirm 19:54 – Klean Books Offering Free Business Bookkeeping Services With New Promotionhttps://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2022/05/04/2435980/0/en/Klean-Books-Offering-Free-Business-Bookkeeping-Services-With-New-Promotion.html 21:18 – PwC US announces $2.4B employee investmenthttps://www.accountingtoday.com/news/pwc-us-announces-2-4b-employee-investment 28:05 – Let's Mesh Other Business Buzzwords to Form the Next Big Accounting Firm Namehttps://www.goingconcern.com/lets-mesh-other-business-buzzwords-to-form-the-next-big-accounting-firm-name/ 31:11 – In KPMG Australia Cheating Scandal, Apparently Cheaters *Do* Winhttps://www.goingconcern.com/in-kpmg-australia-cheating-scandal-apparently-cheaters-do-win/ 32:58 – Why the Metaverse matters to youhttps://www.accountingtoday.com/podcast/why-the-metaverse-matters-to-you 37:49 – What It Will Take for Augmented Reality to Become Our Realityhttps://www.wsj.com/articles/what-it-will-take-for-augmented-reality-to-become-our-reality-11651844452 Law firm says employees can work from home full-time – but only if they take a 20% pay cuthttps://www.cnbc.com/2022/05/05/workers-at-uk-law-firm-to-take-20percent-pay-cut-to-work-from-home-full-time.html 46:38 – Back In My Day, Accountants Had to Walk Uphill Both Ways In the Hot Sun to Get to Work, Says Crotchety Old British Guyhttps://www.goingconcern.com/back-in-my-day-accountants-had-to-walk-uphill-both-ways-in-the-hot-sun-to-get-to-work-says-crotchety-old-british-guy/ 51:41 – Pizza accountant to pay $2M for insider tradinghttps://www.accountingtoday.com/news/ex-dominos-accountant-to-pay-2m-for-insider-trading 55:34 – Stripe Offers Businesses Customer-Account Verification Toolshttps://www.pymnts.com/news/security-and-risk/2022/stripe-offers-businesses-customer-account-verification-tools/ 56:29 – Experiment finds RPA is 745% faster than manual processeshttps://www.accountingtoday.com/news/experiment-finds-rpa-is-745-faster-than-manual-accounting-processesGet in TouchThanks for listening and for the great reviews! 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In this TP Talks episode, Erin March (Transfer Pricing Principal, PwC US), Dennis Tingey (Tax Services Partner, PwC US), and Marco Fiaccadori (Transfer Pricing Principal, PwC US National Tax Services) discuss the R&D capitalization requirements under the new US § 174 regulations, focusing on transfer pricing-related questions and issues, including the definition of amortization under Section 174, primary issues taxpayers are dealing with post-Q1, impact on key U.S. international tax provisions, contract R&D/R&E arrangements, and the interplay of Section 174 capitalization and the cost sharing rules under Section 1.482-7.Support the show

Data is the driver for innovation in every industry, and that's why I invited my good friend, Bret Greenstein, back on the Stories in AI podcast. Being a leader in digital transformations with AI and data, Bret offered valuable insights on how data is being used to shape industries around the world. We also talked about the powerful role Chief Data Officers play in the new age of technology and how important it is for them to apply context to data and keep a mindset driven by data.   Bret's Bio: Bret is the Data and Analytics Partner, PwC US and is focused on helping transform Chief Data Officers transform their businesses through Data Modernization. The Data Practice provides essential capabilities to help companies architect for and adopt cloud, embrace external data, increase accessibility of data, and ensure data governance at scale. Bret is also helping to drive Data transformation across Cognizant's business units and participates in industry advisory boards to shape Data policy, accelerate education, and share best practices. Prior to this, Bret was the SVP and Global Head of AI & Analytics for Cognizant and prior to that, he lead IBM Watson's Internet of Things Offerings, establishing new IoT products and services for the Industrial Internet of Things. He built his career in technology and business leadership across a range of roles throughout IBM in software, services, consulting, strategy, marketing, and as IBM's CIO for Asia-Pacific. He has worked globally in these roles including living in China for 5 years working with clients and transforming IBM's IT environment. He holds patents in the areas of collaboration systems. He holds a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering and a master's degree in Manufacturing Systems Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.   A note about our sponsor: Experian is the world's leading global information services company. We empower our clients to manage their data with confidence and build trusted relationships with consumers, using advanced analytics, decisioning technology, and fraud prevention tools. We help businesses to make smarter decisions and thrive, lend more responsibly, and prevent fraud and financial crime.   As the world's leading repository of consumer credit data, Experian is transforming data into solutions that facilitate transactions, ensure financial safety and improve the financial lives of millions of consumers around the world.

Drew Lyon shares his insights on the March inflation release and looks ahead to the guidance that companies include in their Q1 earnings releases for the rest of the year. He also answers the question that he received most this week: How does inflation impact Congressional interest in reviving Build Back Better legislation? Presenter:Drew Lyon, Principal, National Economics and Statistics Leader, PwC US

Recent New York court rulings are changing the guidelines for business tax payers around information service, software as a service, and taxation of bundled and mixed offerings, In this episode, PwC professionals from the State and Local Tax practice analyze these recent rulings.Presenters:Jamie Brenner, State and Local Tax Partner, PwC USRob Morse, State and Local Tax Director, PwC US

Recent New York court rulings are changing the guidelines for business tax payers around information service, software as a service, and taxation of bundled and mixed offerings, In this episode, PwC professionals from the State and Local Tax practice analyze these recent rulings.Presenters:Jamie Brenner, State and Local Tax Partner, PwC USRob Morse, State and Local Tax Director, PwC US

Potential scenarios and outcomes of the BBB bill and the impact on Green energy incentives should it fall apart.Speakers:Sal Montalbano - US Power & Utilities Tax Leader, PwC USScott McCandless - Partner, Tax Policy Services, PwC US

In this episode, we feature an excerpt from PwC's Global Transfer Pricing Conference, focusing on ESG factors as drivers of value creation and levers to manage risks, concentrating on supply chain/value chain analysis, tax transparency, intercompany financial transactions, and deals. The panelists included Ronan Finn (Ireland TP country leader and PwC's global TP ESG leader), Jayde Thompson (Transfer Pricing partner – PwC Australia), Noor Sanders (Transfer Pricing partner – PwC Netherlands), and Shane McEvoy (Transfer Pricing partner – PwC US). Support the show (https://www.pwc.com/gx/en/services/tax/transfer-pricing.html)

In this TP Talks episode, Lauren Dangelmayr (Transfer Pricing Principal, PwC US), Hamish McElwee (Transfer Pricing Partner, PwC Australia), Szymon Wlazlowski (Transfer Pricing - Energy, Utilities and Resources Leader for EMEA), and Ivan Williams (Transfer Pricing Partner, PwC Canada) discuss the changing regulatory environment around the world and the impact on the oilfield services industry.  The speakers also discuss the controversy environment and how companies in the industry are managing risk.Support the show (https://www.pwc.com/gx/en/services/tax/transfer-pricing.html)

The interest of investments in Puerto Rico has increased dramatically over the last few years. When looking to do business, it is important to understand the differences, like the filing requirements and the tax liabilities, of its separate tax regime. PwC professionals from the State and Local Tax practice explore Puerto Rico's unique laws and regulations and the implications for the asset and wealth management industry.Presenters:Jennifer Rada, State and Local Tax Partner, PwC USJohnny Garcia, State and Local Tax Principal, PwC US 

This summary of PwC's Tax Insight provides an analysis of key business and individual provisions proposed as part of the revised Build Back Better bill. A chart summarizing effective dates in the bill is set forth at the conclusion of the full Insight.Contacts:Pat Brown - Washington National Tax Services Co-Leader, PwC USRohit Kumar - Washington National Tax Services Co-Leader, PwC US

Are organizations doing enough to protect their data—and their clients' trust? PwC cyber risk experts Saj Nair and Jenn Johnson discuss CEO/CIO strategies, budgets, and why simplicity matters.  This is the second episode of Beyond the Bounce, a three-part mini-series from The Conference Board of Canada and PwC. Read the Canadian findings from PwC's 24th Annual Canadian CEO Survey at https://www.pwc.com/ca/ceosurvey. Privacy, safety, reliability, and fraud—Explore PwC's Global Digital Trust Insights survey: https://www.pwc.com/dti2022 and access their Digital Resilience Centre. About our guests: Sajith Nair leads PwC's National Cybersecurity, Privacy & Financial Crime practice, which involves cybersecurity, privacy, fraud, anti-money laundering, sanctions, forensics, and crisis management.  He is regularly sought after by clients for presenting complex cybersecurity concepts in plain language to executives, boards, and audit committees. Saj is passionate about gender diversity in the cybersecurity profession and is the partner sponsor for SheProtects (PwC's forum for women in cybersecurity, privacy and financial crime).  Jennifer Johnson the CP&FC Hot Topic Markets Leader for PwC Canada. Jenn has also previously held other leadership roles in PwC Canada, including National Financial Services Industry Leader and National Risk Assurance practice leader. Jenn has over 22 years of experience in Operational and Tech Risk, including her first 10 years with PwC US. She and her wife, Ashleigh, have 3 kids and 2 dogs. Stay in the loop. Access all Conference Board of Canada research and insights at conferenceboard.ca. 

In this podcast, Sal Montalbano, PwC US Power & Utilities Tax Leader, goes over the latest tax reform guidance on excess deferred taxes and how that could affect utilities.Speaker:Sal Montalbano, US Power & Utilities Tax Leader, PwC US

The 2015 Bipartisan Budget Act (BBA) formed the federal partnership audit provision to replace and simplify the 1982 TEFRA Act of 1982 partnership audit rules. In this episode, PwC professionals from the State and Local Tax practice discuss the effects on, and reactions from, states on these updated federal provisions.Presenters:Brittany Stanford - State and Local Tax Director, PwC USAdam Shoemaker - State and Local Tax Director, PwC USBrad West - State and Local Tax Principal, PwC US

Due to challenges such as inconsistent formats and manual manipulation of data from different sources, Tax functions spend over 50% of their time gathering and managing tax data. In this episode, PwC professionals from the State and Local Tax practice sit down to explain how technologies can be used as a strategic asset, allowing Tax functions to use much of their time working on value-added activities.Speakers:James Pattison  State and Local Tax Senior Manager, PwC USStephen Mahadeo , State and Local Tax Partner, PwC USLarissa Knierim , State and Local Tax Senior Manager, PwC US

The historic negotiations taking place this year at the OECD, G-7 and G-20 will be critical to the future of international tax reform. In this excerpt of PwC's Tax Readiness webcast on uniform corporate tax rules, the panelists provide an update on the recent OECD and G-20 negotiations and help those in Tax, Treasury, Operations and the C-Suite navigate this complicated landscape. Speakers:Ken Kuykendall – US Tax Leader & Tax Consulting Platform Leader, PwC USPam Olson - Consultant, Tax Policy Services, PwC USPaige Hill  - Transfer Pricing Leader, PwC USWill Morris - Deputy Global Tax Policy Leader, PwC USChip Harter – Senior Policy Advisor, Washington National Tax Services, PwC US

Employees have had more than a year to reflect on their needs and aspirations, and many want a new model of work. Our latest US Pulse Survey found that employees are looking for a new job. We also talked to executives, many of whom said they are seeing higher turnover than normal. In this episode, we discuss why CHROs and HR leaders are faced with two critical challenges at once: retaining employees and leading the charge on making hybrid work a success.Contacts:Bhushan Sethi, Principal, Joint Global Leader, People and Organization, PwC USJulia Lamm, Principal, Global Workforce Strategy Leader, PwC US

Global mobility is evolving in new and different ways. A sophisticated and agile employee mobility strategy is key to attracting and retaining the best talent as well as managing the complex tax, administrative, and strategic needs of your global workforce. On this episode of Tap into Tax, we will explore mobility program strategy, benefits and tax considerations for business travelers, frequent business travelers and commuters – domestically, state-to-state, as well as cross-borders globally.In this episode:Margie Dhunjishah, Tax Reporting & Strategy leader, PwC US Eileen Mullaney, Global Mobility Consulting Leader, PwC US

The pandemic has increased the number of employees who want more flexibility in where and when they work—and that's leading to more people choosing to become gig workers. With the gig economy growing, employers are able to increasingly tap into different types of talent to access vital skills while also managing costs. In this episode, we'll discuss how companies can develop the right workforce strategy, processes and tools to successfully mobilize and deploy their extended workforce. Contacts:Bhushan Sethi, Principal, Joint Global Leader, People and Organization, PwC USMike Boro, Partner, Transformation, PwC US

In this episode, we are joined by Eileen Mullaney, PwC's Global Mobility Consulting Leader, and Dom Megna, PwC's US Tax Reporting and Strategy Leader, to discuss executive and Tax Leader Insights from our PwC US Pulse Survey, or as we will refer to it throughout this podcast, the “Pulse Survey,” which is tracking where business is headed and what peer companies are doing. We will cover the current hot topics in tax and the perspectives of business leaders on the future of work and related strategies.In this episode:Eileen Mullaney, Global Mobility Consulting Leader, PwC USDom Megna, US Tax Reporting and Strategy Leader PwC US

Pam Olson shares two major takeaways from this week, including the House passage of a budget. She also answers the question that he received most this week: What will the role of the moderate Democrats be in tax and spending legislation?  Learn more at PwC.com - https://www.pwc.com/us/policyondemand.In this episode:Pam Olson, Consultant, Tax Policy Services, PwC US

This episode with Scott McCandless (US) will explore the relationship between climate change and tax. We will discuss carbon related tax proposals both in the US and abroad, and how they differ from traditional means of taxation and other carbon pricing systems. Companies will have a better understanding of the issues they need to consider as these initiatives continue to move forward.In this episode:Julie Allen, National Tax Services Market leader, PwC USScott McCandless, Tax Policy Services, PwC US

Mark Prater shares why all eyes should be on House leadership next week as members return from recess to consider the budget resolution. He also answers the question that he received most this week: What are the next steps for the reconciliation bill?  Learn more at PwC.com - https://www.pwc.com/us/policyondemandSpeaker:Mark Prater, Managing Director, Tax Policy Services, PwC US

The US Treasury is expected to increase its examination of inbound deals that may be a risk to national security. Craig Stronberg discusses the latest developments that businesses should care about and what they should expect.  Learn more at https://www.pwc.com/us/policyondemand.Speakers:Craig Stronberg, PwC's Intelligence's leader for Business Acumen, PwC USSindhu Blume, Host, Policy on Demand, PwC US

Join Mike, Joel, and Lauren Ingram (Director, Marketing & Sales Product Lead, Global Technology, PwC US) to discuss steady state, iterative innovation, and partnering with Salesforce.

(Featuring Clyde Holland, CEO, Chairman, Byron Carlock, Real Estate Leader, PwC US, Martin Lamb, Managing Director, Global Head, Acquisition and Sales, Credit Suisse, Christopher Merrill, Co-Founder, Chairman, CEO, Harrison Street, and Bryan Sanchez, CIO, Lionstone Investments) How will schools, retail, and hospitality need to change their business models in a post-COVID world? https://www.afire.org/podcast/afirepodcast28 This podcast is a continuation of the conversation from AFIRE Podcast 24: The Future (Part II) As COVID-19 continues to increase fear in communities, economies, and international relations, it's necessary for investors to look into innovative alternatives, operations, and partnerships in order to rethink density-dependent real estate. Developing and enhancing relationships is going to be essential in creating long-term investment opportunities. So how do we unlock the value of real estate that we have right now? In the final episode of our special, three-part podcast series focused on the future, members of AFIRE's Future Committee—chaired by Clyde Holland (Holland Partners Group), with Byron Carlock (PwC), Martin Lamb (Credit Suisse), Christopher Merrill (Harrison Street), and Bryan Sanchez (Lionstone Investments)—discuss the truth beneath restructuring challenged business models and improving social infrastructures through longevity.

(Featuring Clyde Holland, CEO, Chairman, Byron Carlock, Real Estate Leader, PwC US, Martin Lamb, Managing Director, Global Head, Acquisition and Sales, Credit Suisse, Christopher Merrill, Co-Founder, Chairman, CEO, Harrison Street, and Bryan Sanchez, CIO, Lionstone Investments) Due to COVID-19, are we facing an urban exodus—or is it the natural outcome of generational change? https://www.afire.org/podcast/afirefuturepodcast2 As COVID-19 has increased fear in communities, economies, and international relations, it's crucial for investors to look into and assess the trends that real estate has been following for the past several decades: urbanization of gateway cities and innovation centers; the lifestyle attraction component; and the denser communities contributing to longer commutes. Together, these three trends underscore the increasingly critical role of technology in advancing economic, business, and talent development. COVID-19 doesn't change these trends—it accelerates them. In this second episode of our special, three-part podcast series focused on the future, members of AFIRE's Future Committee—chaired by Clyde Holland (Holland Partners Group), with Byron Carlock (PwC), Martin Lamb (Credit Suisse), Christopher Merrill (Harrison Street), and Bryan Sanchez (Lionstone Investments)—discuss the importance of separating fear from reality when looking at and beyond our known horizons in real estate. This podcast is a continuation of the conversation from AFIRE Podcast 22: The Future (Part I) https://www.afire.org/podcast/afirefuturepodcast1

(Featuring Clyde Holland, CEO, Chairman, Byron Carlock, Real Estate Leader, PwC US, Martin Lamb, Managing Director, Global Head, Acquisition and Sales, Credit Suisse, Christopher Merrill, Co-Founder, Chairman, CEO, Harrison Street, and Bryan Sanchez, CIO, Lionstone Investments) After COVID-19, will we be facing the end of the world—or simply the end of the world as we know it? https://www.afire.org/podcast/afirefuturepodcast1 Even as COVID-19 has heightened uncertainty in communities, economies, and international relations, it's critical for investors to step back and look at the trends that the real estate has been following for the past several decades: urbanization of gateway cities and innovation centers; the concentration of the creative class; and the advent of the knowledge economy. Together, these three trends underscore the increasingly critical role of technology in advancing economic, business, and talent development. COVID-19 doesn't change these trends—it accelerates them. AFIRE's Future Committee—chaired by Clyde Holland (Holland Partners Group), with Byron Carlock (PwC), Martin Lamb (Credit Suisse), Chris Merrill (Harrison Street), and Bryan Sanchez (Lionstone Investments)—discuss the importance of separating fear from reality when looking at and beyond our known horizons in real estate. Listen to a continuation of the conversation here: https://www.afire.org/podcast/afirefuturepodcast2

After more than thirty years with PwC, Tim Ryan was elected Chair and Senior Partner by his peers in the spring of 2016 for his aggressive growth plan and long history with the company. But when a racially charged shooting took place that summer, listening to his employees' rousing response motivated Tim to drastically shift his plans. Against the advice of many, Tim immediately pivoted his focus to address racial injustice both at PwC and in society at large. Listen as David and Tim discuss his toughest client experience, the Oscars mixup, and why he wrote a letter to his partners in 2040.