Bank Tax Deskbook, 1995 Edition

When can interest on nonaccrual loans be excluded from income? How can market-to-market rules be applied to defer gains and accelerate losses? How can a thrift avoid interest income when security property is sold? How can the tax advantages of thrifts and commercial banks within a bank holding company group be maximized? Now get instant answers to these and hundreds of other critical tax planning questions with The Bank Tax Desk Book! Written by one of North America2s most sought-after banking tax experts, The Bank Tax Desk Book arms CPAs and banking professionals with proven planning strategies, pointers, tips, and a wealth of up-to-the-minute practical information. Combining the features of a nuts-and-bolts tax planning guide and a professional reference to all tax issues affecting financial institutions, it gives you: Planning strategies from a nationally recognized expert Clear explanations of all relevant tax and accounting rules Coverage of all the latest developments and proposed changes to banking tax laws-revised each year and available in December A unique transactional format that helps you zero-in on the appropriate tax planning strategy or opportunity for every situation Dozens of examples and real-life case studies Proactive planning pointers Easy-to-use checklists, worksheets, tables, and other helpful practice aids Official IRS materials that illustrate how different planning alternatives apply in varying situations And much more Easy-to-use, up-to-date, extremely practical, The Bank Tax Desk Book is an indispensable "tool of the trade" for banking and financial professionals and CPAs specializing in banking and corporate taxation.Blasi, Ronald W. is the author of 'Bank Tax Deskbook, 1995 Edition', published 1995 under ISBN 9780471113034 and ISBN 0471113034.