Pratt's Community Bank Tax Report

Author: Stanley I. Langbein
Format/Frequency of Update: Newsletter/12 updates annually
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Too often, community bankers do not receive timely information on changes in the tax rules that will affect them.

Community Bank Tax Report provides you with timely, monthly updates on the tax information you need to know. The newsletter is written for both bankers and accountants, to keep you informed of tax law changes, especially those that apply just to bankers. Tables, sample computations, and other examples help explain complex tax concepts.

Community Bank Tax Report helps you:

Keep up to date with constantly changing tax legislation.
Understand new Treasury regulations and how they apply to your bank.
Keep up to date with IRS rulings and procedures.
Learn about Tax Court decisions that may affect your bank.
Keep tabs on internal reporting changes your bank should make.
Be sure your outside accountants are covering all the bases for you.
Avoid costly surprises when it’s time to pay your tax bill.
Keep up-to-date on rules for qualified pension plans.

Make sure you receive the tax information you need by starting your subscription to Community Bank Tax Report now.

About the Author

Stanley I. Langbein is a leading expert on taxation of the financial services industry. A professor of law at the University of Miami School of Law, Professor Langbein previously practiced law in Washington, DC, specializing in a wide range of areas of federal tax practice, with a special emphasis on financial institution, financial product, and international tax matters. Professor Langbein also served as an attorney/advisor in the Office of International Tax Counsel at the United States Treasury Department.

After graduating from Yale College and Harvard Law School, Professor Langbein served as a law clerk to the Honorable John Minor Wisdom of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. During the late 1980s and early 1990s, Professor Langbein published a series of influential articles concerning international tax transfer pricing, in which Professor Langbein argued for a critical approach to the historical and economic underpinning of the "arm's length standard," which is identified as the prevailing principle governing international transfer pricing. During the 1990s, Professor Langbein published a number of articles on bank regulation, including the constitutional aspects of certain kinds of transactions prevalent during the thrift crisis.

Professor Langbein is the current author of both Federal Income Taxation of Banks and Financial Institutions and Bank Income Tax Return Manual, published by RIA/Warren, Gorham & Lamont. Professor Langbein teaches courses in banking law and regulations, negotiable instruments, commercial transactions, federal income taxation, international taxation, and corporate taxation.