Overview
I am taking a break from my multi-part blog series, A Journey Through Subchapter S / A Review of the Not So Obvious & The Traps That Exist For The Unwary, to provide another update on the Corporate Transparency
This week’s Update features a variety of stories, including interviews with two of the online travel industries major influencers, Ariane Goren of Expedia and Drew Pinto of Marriott. I hope you enjoy.
Booking.com’s “gatekeeper” designation under the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) and artificial intelligence’s increasing influence on online travel garnered much of the attention this past week. Enjoy.
Our weekly Online Travel Update for the week is below. And for those mothers out there, we hope you had a great Mother’s Day! This week’s highlights:
This sixth installment of my multi-part series on Subchapter S is focused on the revocation of an S corporation election.[1] While the rules relating to revocation are fairly straightforward, there are a few nuances that may create traps
This week’s Update again features a wide variety of stories, including an important update on the much beleaguered spokesman for metasearch site, Trivago. Enjoy.
I have been sharing knowledge with tax professionals through writing papers and articles, and presenting at tax conferences for almost 40 years. On March 11, 2013, with the encouragement of others, I entered the digital publishing age, embarking on a
This week’s Update features a variety of topics – sustainability (x2), airline loyalty programs, NDC and direct booking campaigns (among others). I hope you enjoy.
As you can see from our short list of stories below, it was a relatively quiet week in the online travel world. I hope you enjoy:
This week’s Update features two stories from local (Seattle) publications. The first, from Seattle’s most well-known technology newsletter, Geekwire, provides a local perspective on Steve Singh’s ongoing efforts to create the corporate traveler’s “perfect trip.” The second, from our local