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ABA offers recommendations for easing corporate alternative minimum tax burden

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- ABA recommends regulators make two changes to ease the corporate alternative minimum tax burden on banks. - No explicit details provided about the specific recommendations.

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Original Source Material

ABA suggested regulators make two changes to the rules implementing the corporate alternative minimum tax to reduce the compliance burden on banks. The post ABA offers recommendations for easing corporate alternative minimum tax burden appeared first on ABA Banking Journal .