With the COVID-19 pandemic impacting all facets of business, this webcast focuses on the implications for employers and their pension arrangements. Increased economic pressure, new legislation and recent government guidance is impacting how employers are navigating these changes across the globe. With a spotlight on the UK, US and Australia, we discuss key pension issues and practical steps employers should be taking moving forward. Click here to watch the podcast.
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In an apparent follow-up to its General Legal Advice Memorandum dated May 18, 2020 (GLAM 2020-004), the IRS…
The IRS has issued a General Legal Advice Memorandum (GLAM 2020-004) that could increase the audit risk and…
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