In this podcast, PricewaterhouseCoopers' partners Mitchell Shuckman (US) and Sean Drury (UK) provide listeners with a helpful overview of the major implications for resident and non-domiciled individuals in the UK, specifically expatriates. The discussion focuses on three main categories: residency, remittence basis for taxation, and mixed funds legislation.

In this podcast, William Rosenberg and Hollie Bialek talk with Employee Benefits Adviser about the key findings from PricewaterhouseCoopers' first-ever Health and wellness touchstone survey. The survey, which explores corporate wellness strategy with specifics around overall wellness and disease management, addressing increased costs and medical/prescription plan design, was conducted throughout the month of April 2008 and received over 550 responses from US companies across a wide range of industries.

In this podcast, members of PwC's IRS Service Team, Lou Carlow, Susan Stanley, and Mike Shepherd, as well as Dave Swenson, a member of PwC's Transfer Pricing practice, discuss some of the key issues multinational corporate taxpayers may face as a result of ever-increasing globalization in the marketplace and the corresponding IRS response. In addition, the panel highlights some practical strategies that taxpayers can implement to prepare for the challenges ahead.

PricewaterhouseCoopers exempt organizations tax services (EOTS) director Travis Patton and legislative and regulatory specialists Ed McClellan and Andrew Prior discuss the outlook for federal tax law changes in 2008 and beyond that could affect tax-exempt organizations. In particular, the speakers discuss the current Congressional focus on nonprofit hospitals, college and university endowments, and private equity and hedge funds. In addition, the speakers discuss the prospects for renewal of expired or expiring education and charity tax provisions in the current budgetary and political environment in Washington, DC.

In the summer of 2007 Michigan enacted a new two-pronged tax, The Michigan Business Tax that replaced the Single Business Tax at the end of 2007. This hybrid tax is imposed on both a taxpayer's modified gross receipts and business income, institutes unitary combined reporting, and includes economic nexus standards. As enacted, the tax left many questions unresolved. In this podcast, PricewaterhouseCoopers partner Greg Nowak and director Eric Burkheiser discuss some of the key changes the legislature has considered during the current session and the Department of Treasury's interpretations of the new tax.