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Broad Matters Season 2 Episode 5 - Tax Changes

Friday, March 29, 2019
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Tax season is upon us. With the new Tax Cuts and Jobs Acts, both individuals and businesses will be affected by new tax code changes. Associate professor in the Department of Accounting and Information Systems at the Broad College of Business, Michelle Nessa, mapped out for Broad Matters (formerly the Spartan BizCast) co-hosts Shana Redd and Don Conlon to help explain what to expect on your 2018 tax returns.

For even more in-depth details about the new tax changes, check out the Wall Street Journal‘s 2019 Tax Guide.

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