The Washington Wire Archive - The S Corporation Association

Australian CbC Reporting and S-Corps, Continued

The S Corporation Association today sent a letter to the Australian Tax Office (ATO) building on our ongoing discussions regarding how Australia’s proposed Country-by-Country (CbC) reporting rules could affect S corporations operating in the United States.

By way of background, Australia is in the process of implementing new CbC reporting requirements they say will provide greater transparency for multinational companies doing business in the country. These rules would apply to sizable companies doing business in Australia, including large S corporations.

S corporations are pass-through entities, however, taxed at the shareholder rather than the entity level, and therefore do not pay …

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admin2025-10-10T15:44:53+00:00October 10, 2025|

Webinar Recap: Delivering for Main Street

The One Big Beautiful Bill is delivering real benefits for millions of small and family-owned businesses, but how many taxpayers know they benefitted, and how should Main Street advocates best communicate those benefits?

That was the central focus of our latest webinar featuring longtime allies David Winston and Myra Miller of The Winston Group, who walked through fresh national and Georgia-specific survey results focused on the new tax bill.

Key takeaways included:

Taxpayers strongly support the tax bill, but only when they understand how they benefit from its provisions. Main Street advocates need to discuss the specifics of the bill and avoid …

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admin2025-10-07T22:57:06+00:00October 7, 2025|

Talking Taxes in a Truck Episode 44: The Shutdown Edition

Joe Lieber is a founder and co-managing partner of Capitol Policy Partners, a veteran DC insider and a longtime friend of the TTT podcast. With a government shutdown all but inevitable at this point, we asked Joe how long we can expect this fight to play out, whether a grand bargain is in the offing, and the implications of a prolonged funding lapse. Later we get into the prospects of a year-end tax package and whether businesses should or should not expect a second reconciliation bill (Too Big, Too Beautiful?).

This episode of the Talking Taxes in a Truck Podcast was recorded …

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admin2025-09-30T21:02:31+00:00September 30, 2025|

Tax Cuts Don’t Sell Themselves

In Washington, passing major tax legislation is hard. Convincing Americans they actually benefited from it is often even harder.

That’s the central argument David Winston – founder of the polling and research firm The Winston Group and a longtime S-Corp ally – makes in a recent Roll Call op-ed, and it rings especially true for Main Street employers. Despite the significance of the One Big Beautiful Bill (now being referred to as the “Working Families Tax Cut”), public perception hasn’t quite caught up to reality. As David notes, tax cuts don’t often get the credit they deserve, and people may …

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admin2025-09-18T19:34:30+00:00September 18, 2025|

Talking Taxes in a Truck Episode 43: EY’s Dianne Mehany Decodes the Big Beautiful Bill

With the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (Working Families Tax Cut?) officially the law of the land, how are private companies responding? And where does tax policy go from here? We invited EY Private National Tax Leader Dianne Mehany to the podcast to discuss those questions and more. Dianne breaks down the key provisions and how they’re playing with clients (199A, SALT, estate tax). Later we discuss the legislative outlook, new country-by-country reporting requirements, and the advantages of a Ford F-150 over Uber.

admin2025-09-17T20:43:44+00:00September 17, 2025|