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PE-backed Ryan scoops up tax relief consulting agency Indigo

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With headquarters in Dallas, Texas, Ryan is a global tax services and software provider. The post PE-backed Ryan scoops up tax relief consulting agency Indigo appeared first on PE Hub.

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EY Rejects TPG's Bid For its Consulting Business

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Ernst & Young's audit and consulting businesses just can't quit each other. Fittingly for accountants, it seems love, like taxes, springs eternal. Rejection: It's unknown how much the $137 billion private equity player offered for the consulting firm in its proposed debt-and-equity deal, but EY turned it down nonetheless. "We

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Why FTI Consulting Stock Is Surging Higher Today

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Risk management specialist FTI Consulting (NYSE: FCN) delivered quarterly results that easily surpassed expectations and guided for a strong 2024. Is FTI Consulting a buy after its strong quarter? FTI recorded an adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization ( EBITDA ) margin of 13.8% as of noon ET.

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Veritas Capital and Platinum Equity Eye Jacobs’ $4bn Government Consulting Unit

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buyout firms Veritas Capital and Platinum Equity are vying to acquire Jacobs Solutions Inc’s (J.N) government consulting business, competing against rival contractor Amentum, according to people familiar with the matter. Jacobs and Amentum declined to comment.

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40 States Don't Tax Social Security Benefits

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That's from a study by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, and it points to why you might make a budget priority of your own out of knowing how the state you live in now, or plan to later on, will or will not tax those benefits. There are 40 states -- plus the District of Columbia -- that do not tax Social Security benefits at all.

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Seniors Paid $50.7 Billion in Income Taxes on Social Security in 2023. Could They Cost You in 2024?

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The bulk of that came from the income taxes workers paid, but seniors made their contribution too. billion in Social Security benefit taxes, and all signs point to that figure being even higher in 2024. Here's what you need to know about Social Security benefit taxes so you can prepare ahead of time. trillion in 2023.

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4 Ways Retirees Pay Too Much in Taxes

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And if you plan for all retirement-related expenses -- including taxes -- count yourself among the brilliant. Every day, some retirees pay too much in taxes. For example, municipal bonds are never taxed at the federal level (which can save you big bucks in retirement). Here are four ways they allow it to happen.

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