ron baker: survive tariff turmoil | arc

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president donald trump’s tariff announcement has sent shockwaves through the business community—and accountants are on the frontlines of the fallout. 

in the latest accounting arc podcast, liz mason, cpa, and ron baker, cpa (inactive), analyze the implications of trump’s decision to impose a 10% blanket tariff on all imports, alongside a dramatic 54% tariff on goods from china. 

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“tariffs are taxes—plain and simple,” says mason, ceo of  high rock accounting. “and businesses need to prepare for those costs to flow straight to consumers.”