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Monday, August 26, 2013
Bloomberg BNA has launched a major expansion of its state tax product offerings. At a time when state taxes continue to grow in complexity and importance, Bloomberg BNA has added must-have analysis, developments, and practice tools that help tax practitioners save time and make confident decisions for their clients.
These new product offerings are seamlessly integrated into Bloomberg BNA’s Premier State Tax Library, which includes rich practitioner-focused and multistate analysis, single-state perspectives, high-quality news, extensive primary sources, superior time-saving practice tools, and much more.
“We asked both our clients and prospects for feedback on the state tax issues they have to deal with daily, and we created this unique state tax research solution, as part of our overall Tax and Accounting Center™ offering,” said George Farrah, Executive Editor of Tax & Accounting at Bloomberg BNA. “Providing both a multistate and single-state perspective, this intuitive all-in-one resource was created specifically to help today’s practitioners handle the distinct challenges around developing state tax strategies and complying with various state tax laws.”
Online, interactive tools offered on the newly enhanced Premier State Tax Library include:
Bloomberg BNA’s Premier State Tax Library is featured on the Bloomberg BNA Tax & Accounting Center. For more information, call 800.372.1033, or go to www.bna.com/statetax
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