Today, the federal government is shifting program responsibility more and more to the states, and this trend is likely to accelerate. The Reporters will highlight these changes in two separate panel sessions which will feature commentators' reactions to the proposed changes and an opportunity for interaction with attendees. 34 Broad Street, NW Ticketed Event Advance reservations and payment of guest tickets is required before July 26. See Section brochure for complete details, ticket arrangements and ticket order form. Now that we have your attention. . . .
Government contracts can provide opportunities for tax planning at both the federal and state level.
Opportunities to maximize the recovery of state taxes in government contracts are sometimes overlooked. Proper planning requires coordination of the tax, contracts, and government accounting staffs. Both tax and contracts professionals will get updates on current issues and a better understanding of how decisions relating to one issue may impact the other. The Government then claimed that the terms of its government contracts and procurement regulations required that the amounts received from the state be paid to the federal government. This panel will address issues that arise in determining who gets to keep the refunds.