The Emergency Economic Stabilization Bill of 2008

The Emergency Economic Stabilization Bill of 2008 is a historic financial markets rescue bill that contains more than 100 tax provisions and over $150 billion in separate tax breaks. The provisions range from special capital gain rules on certain securities to a one-year extension on the AMT patch. Read more.

More resources and news regarding Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008

• CFOs favor more regulation to stabilize markets
• SEC forum focuses on small business capital
• Bankers Association calls for new accounting oversight body
• Reporting standards for taxpayers and tax preparers equalized in financial markets rescue bill
• Emergency Economic Stabilization Act (final text)
• Overview of major tax provisions
• Receive discounts on CCH Stabilization Act books and resources
• International standards board responds to current credit crisis
• CCH overview of major tax provisions in Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008
• CCH White Paper: The Economic Bailout: An Analysis of the Economic Emergency Stabilization Act
  

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