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Decoding Bad Debt: Navigating the Proposed Regulations

03.25.2024 | Duration: 21:11

 In this episode of In the Vault with KPMG we explore how to navigate the proposed regulations around bad debt in the banking industry.

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Listen to the newest episode of our podcast, In the Vault with KPMG, with Elizabeth L’Hommedieu, Mark Price, and Matt Mosby from the KPMG Banking & Capital Markets Tax practice. During the podcast, they delve into the intricacies of the proposed rules and provide insights on:

  • The proposed allowance charge-off method (ACM)
  • Comparison of the major differences between the existing bad debt rules and the ACM
  • Key considerations and issues associated with the proposed regulations
  • Next steps to consider

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Elizabeth B. L'Hommedieu
Principal, Washington National Tax, KPMG US
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Elizabeth B. L'Hommedieu
Principal, Washington National Tax, KPMG US
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