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Impact of Corporate Taxation on Accounting

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What impact does corporate taxation have on the accounting profession?

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This solution provides a brief discussion of the impact of corporate taxation on the accounting profession in general. It is a basic review of corporate accounting.

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This is a very fundamental question regarding accounting, the question is designed to assess your ability to define different specialties within accounting.

One of the most highly specialized fields of accounting is tax accounting. Predominately corporations have ...

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