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Latest News in Tax
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January 17, 2019
Court Fight Over Puerto Rico Sales Tax Deal Wraps Up
The fate of a closely-watched deal designed to restructure nearly $18 billion in debt carried by the Puerto Rico Sales Tax Corp., or COFINA, hangs in the balance as a two-day hearing on the matter came to a close Thursday with opponents complaining it amounts to an unjust taking.
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January 17, 2019
Mnuchin Snubs House Invite To Testify On Shutdown's Impact
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin declined an invitation Thursday from House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard Neal, D-Mass., to testify before the panel about the government shutdown’s impact on his agency.
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January 17, 2019
EU Order Doesn't Trump Bulgarian Laws In VAT Suit, ECJ Says
The European Union mandate to prosecute tax fraud doesn't supersede national laws on the proper collection of evidence, the European Court of Justice ruled Thursday in a Bulgarian criminal value-added tax evasion case.
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January 17, 2019
Nuts And Bolts Of The IRS' Proposed Anti-Hybrid Regulations
In December, the IRS proposed regulations under two new sections of the Internal Revenue Code aimed at hybrid arrangements — transactions by multinational companies subject to corporate income tax in one national jurisdiction but not another. Attorneys at Mayer Brown LLP discuss the scope of the rules and which transactions may be affected.
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January 17, 2019
NYC Cabbies Get 2 More Weeks Of Congestion Tax Reprieve
A state judge in Manhattan gave New York City taxi drivers at least two more weeks of breathing room Thursday in their fight against a new $2.50-per-ride congestion surcharge for trips that go through the city's business district, setting a tight schedule for city and state government requests to toss the case.
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- LITIGATION
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