NOVEMBER ELECTION MEDIA ALERT: Wolters Kluwer, CCH Provides Tax Picture Clarity Surrounding Election Results

RIVERWOODS, Ill., Nov. 5, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- After all the Mid-term Election votes are counted, the composition of newly-elected members of Congress and incumbents winning new terms may have a significant impact on tax legislation moving forward. The same scenario is also playing out in state legislatures nationwide. Wolters Kluwer, CCH tax experts are available for interviews to help break down and simplify what election developments may mean for your audiences.

Balance of Power, Potential Impact on Federal Taxes

With bills proposing Tax Code changes being pushed by Democratic and Republican members of Congress, do the 2014 election results shed new light on which measures may emerge from gridlock? Also, what is the post-election outlook for taxes related to healthcare coverage and retirement?

Wolters Kluwer, CCH's principal federal tax analyst, Mark Luscombe, can provide expert analysis on the federal tax picture for major news organizations and is available to discuss key points taxpayers should know before filing.

What's the State of Your State Taxes?

Voters throughout the country weighed in on tax-related state ballot measures — covering everything from enacting new tax rates on high earners to voting yes or no on tax referendums to support state-funded services.

Wolters Kluwer, CCH state tax experts are available to clearly explain specific ballot issues and what the outcome may mean for individuals and businesses throughout your area. From potential state income tax changes to corporate tax measures impacting small businesses and large employers, Wolters Kluwer, CCH experts monitoring developments in all states can shed light on what new political developments may mean for local economies.

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