Housing coalition endorses ABA recommendations for easing corporate alternative minimum tax burden
By ABA Banking Journal Staff
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- Housing coalition supports ABA recommendations aimed at reducing the corporate alternative minimum tax burden on banks.
- The recommendations are seen as a way to ease compliance for financial institutions.
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An association representing housing professionals expressed strong support for two ABA recommendations on how to reduce the compliance burden of the corporate alternative minimum tax on banks. The post Housing coalition endorses ABA recommendations for easing corporate alternative minimum tax burden appeared first on ABA Banking Journal .