Tax & AccountingMarch 18, 2020
Wolters Kluwer Creates Resource Page for Tax Pros to Manage Change and Risk During COVID-19 Crisis
Wolters Kluwer Creates Resource Page for Tax Pros to Manage Change and Risk During COVID-19 Crisis
In an effort to keep tax and accounting professionals abreast of rapidly evolving changes in the tax landscape during the COVID-19 pandemic, Wolters Kluwer has created the COVID-19 Resources for Tax & Accounting Professionals resource page. This one-stop resource houses timely and relevant U.S. tax and accounting legislation and requirement updates, how-to resources and ways to reach out to Wolters Kluwer tax experts as needed to support you, your clients and your business as we navigate change and move the accounting profession forward.
Bookmark this page: COVID-19 Resources for Tax & Accounting Professionals and check back regularly. This resource will be updated continually and there is sign up for email updates directly from the page.
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