By Kat Lucero

The U.S. Court of Federal Claims paused reviewing luxury automaker BMW's $38.4 million tax refund suit until an appeals court issues a decision in a similar case over the tolling of a COVID-19-era filing deadline.

By Paul Williams

A professor asked New York's highest court to hear his challenge to the state's tax on remote work that he conducted from his home in Connecticut, arguing New York's policy violated the U.S. Constitution's due process and commerce clauses.

By Zak Kostro

A mortgage lender that said it had to suspend operations during the pandemic can't claim $5 million in refunds for worker tax credits, a California federal magistrate judge said, finding the lender failed to show that its sales operations were partially suspended due to a government order.

By Kat Lucero

An accounting professional association is entitled to nearly $810,000 in employee retention tax credits for keeping workers on payroll during the COVID-19 pandemic, the group told a New Jersey federal court, arguing the IRS incorrectly denied its refund claim.

By Zak Kostro

A U.S. Court of Federal Claims judge allowed a California-based health and life insurance services company to amend its complaint to address questions about whether it qualified as an eligible employer to claim a $50,000 employee retention tax credit refund.

By Zak Kostro

A staffing and recruiting company asked a Texas federal court for an employee retention tax credit refund of nearly $570,000, which the company said it timely claimed but remains unpaid by the IRS.