Welcome to MBD
Middleton, Burns & Davis (MBD) is a well-known Dallas CPA firm dedicated to serving family-owned, privately-held, and entrepreneurial business, and individuals and families of wealth.
MBD provides a wide variety of accounting, tax, audit, and financial management services tailored to meet the needs of our clients in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex. Our customized programs are designed to grow, protect, and conserve our clients' wealth by delivering an unprecedented level of personalized service and expertise. We seek to assist our clients in achieving their financial goals, minimize taxes and provide them with peace of mind in their business and financial lives.
June Tax News from MBD:
President Obama calls for sweeping international tax reforms
During the presidential campaign, then candidate Barack Obama promised to close international tax loopholes and crack down on offshore tax evasion. In May, President Obama unveiled sweeping measures to reform the nation's international tax rules. Read More...
Is Estate Planning Really Necessary?
In 2001, President George W. Bush signed into law a plan to eliminate the Federal Estate Tax in 2010. There was only one catch - it would resurface in 2011. Since the passage of that plan, there have been numerous attempts to make the repeal of the so-called Death Tax permanent, but all attempts have failed. Changes in the political landscape may seem to herald a new period when estate planning is necessary, but, as most professionals know, estate planning was never really off the table. Read More...
7216 - A Number That Will Live in Infamy
If you use a tax practitioner to prepare your tax return, the number 7216 could well become the bane of your existence because this is the number of an Internal Revenue Code Section that can make life more difficult for you.
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MBD is a member of MSI Global Alliance (MSI), an international alliance of independent legal and accounting firms, with over 250 member firms in 100 countries.
Business News
- Medici lawyer says Kohn didn't get Madoff payments (Reuters)
- Teck to sell 17 percent stake to China for C$1.74 billion (Reuters)
- Earnings to set tone for stocks in week ahead (Reuters)
- Stanford clients sue insurance broker Willis Group (Reuters)
- Dollar status unlikely to be in G8 communique: G8 source (Reuters)
Top News
- Palin resignation leaves questions on 2012 run (AP)
- SKorea says North fires 7 missiles off east coast (AP)
- Powerful sedative found in Michael Jackson's home (AP)
- Iranian hardliner calls opposition leader US agent (AP)
- 2 US troops die in attack on base in Afghanistan (AP)
