The economic disruption of COVID-19 will substantially affect state budgets in coming fiscal years, with an estimated $275 billion in revenue losses through fiscal June 2022. As states consider tax-based approaches to bridging the gap, businesses and individuals will need to alter their strategic planning to account for potential tax increases.

Join us on December 8, 2020, from 1-2:30 p.m EST for Tax Policy and Planning: How States Propose to Bridge COVID-19 Revenue Shortfall. This webinar, which provides 1.5 CPE credits, is the first in a series of tax policy webcasts jointly hosted by the Kenan Institute-affiliated UNC Tax Center and the AICPA. It will feature a panel of expert academics and practitioners to explore:

• The current and future status of state budgets
• Non-revenue solutions to fill the revenue gap
• Likely revenue raisers, both temporary and permanent

The discussion will be followed by a Q&A session.

Speakers include UNC-Chapel Hill Associate Professor of Public Administration and Government Whitney Afonso; Jamie Fenwick, vice president of strategic tax for Charter Communications; Joe Crosby, chairman and CEO of MultiState Associates; and Harley Duncan, leader of the State and Local Tax group in KPMG’s Washington National Tax office.

For more information, including pricing, expanded speaker bios and CPE credits, click HERE.
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