Tax Archive » September, 2018

Tax - September, 2018

202 articles

• Supreme Court Cheat Sheet: 8 Cases To Watch
• Dems' Emoluments Suit Not Just A Political Fight, Judge Says
• Fuel Tax, Tribal Land Rights On Agenda For High Court
• Tribal Tobacco Co. Says 9th Circ. Rulings Go Against Treaty
• 9 States Face Remote Sales Tax Collection In Uncertain Waters
• The Laterals Audit: Tax Attorney Moves In September
• Empowering ESOPS: Effective Moves To Employee Ownership
• Defining Qualified Business Income In Life Settlement Industry
• House Votes To Make Individual Tax Cuts Permanent
• Hospitals Should Plan For Tax Challenges Despite Ill. Decision
• EU Optimistic On VAT Deal For E-Books, Diplomats Say
• Taxation With Representation: Simpson, Cleary, Choate
• Mo. Cities Seek To Move Dish Network Fee Suit To State Court
• FedEx Liable To NY, NYC In $681M Contraband Cigarette Case
• OECD Treaty Enters Into Force For Australia, France, Japan
• O'Rourke, Other Democrats Break Ranks To Vote For Tax Cuts
• Ky. Law Firm Can Keep Fees From Hospital Bankruptcy Case
• 9th Circ. Backs Hollywood Payroll Co. CEO's Fraud Sentence
• Lessons From The Petition Against The Trump Foundation
• Navigating Tax Risks In Shareholder-Executive Compensation
• Groups Ask 9th Circ. To Rethink Calif. Donor List Requirement
• House Readies Voting On Second Round Of Tax Overhaul
• NYC, NY State Fail To Escape Property Tax Challenge
• Caterpillar Beats Investor Suit Triggered By Tax Raid
• Aegon Merges Units To Raise Capital, Offset US Tax Reform
• The Curious Case Of The Accidental American Taxpayer
• UK Promises Low Taxes To Tempt Post-Brexit Business
• 5 More GC Tips For Succeeding As A New Associate
• Illinois Tax Talk: Motor Fuel Taxes
• IRS Studies No-Income R&D Setups In Tax-Free Distributions
• NJ Adopts Regs To Carry Out SALT Cap Workarounds
• IRS Reform Likely To Move After Midterms, GOP Sen. Says
• IRS Revamps APA Program, But Not As Drastically As In 2011
• 'Unicorns' Boost IPO Proceeds Amid Global Slowdown
• Manafort Plea Reminds Us Of Whitewater
• 4 Things Benefits Attys Need To Know About Tax Reform 2.0
• Judging A Book: Block Reviews 'Tough Cases'
• Wayfair Response Bill Offers Hope For Small Retailers
• Tax Benefits Of Structured Settlements In Employment Cases
• Costco Customers' Tax Overcharge Suit Tossed By NY Court
• Senate Democrats Try To Force Vote On 'Dark Money' Rule
• Ex-Ad Exec Wins Appeal For $10M Tax Refund In 9th Circ.
• PwC, Fragomen Ink Global Immigration Partnership
• Tribe Slams Wash. For 'Christian Discovery' In Fuel Tax Row
• PR Firm Ex-CFO Admits Skimming But Disputes By How Much
• 3rd Circ. Revives FDCPA Suit Over IRS Reporting Language
• Investment Cos. And REITs Receive Welcome Tax Guidance
• Seyfarth Escapes Illegal Tax Shelter RICO Suit
• Tips For Offering Student Loan Benefits Under 401(k) Plans
• The Insurance And Tax Consequences Of Settling FCA Cases
• 8 Innovative Ways To Empower Jurors
• Financial Secrecy In US, EU More Harmful Than Havens: Report
• Jury Finds Overstock.Com Guilty Of $3M Escheat Holdback
• Ex-Chevron Oil Trader Gets Probation For Tax Fraud
• Easing Of Debt-Equity Regs Won't End Need For Documentation
• IRS' Decision To Delay New W-4 Form Necessary, Tax Pros Say
• Co. Still Liable If Worker Lies That Taxes Paid: 8th Circ.
• GOP Tax Law Guides Dems To Future Offsets
• Atlantic City's Woes Stem From Relying On Casino Tax: Report
• In 3 Years Since BEPS, Most IP Regimes In Compliance
• Legal Pitfalls To Avoid In Social Cause Marketing Campaigns
• Cloud Computing Clearly The Future For Small Firms
• Houston Atty Charged In $18M Offshore Tax Evasion Scheme
• Taxation With Representation: Gibson, Hogan Lovells, Mayer
• Treasury Proposes Axing Debt-Equity Documentation Rules
• Ill. Firm Can't Collect Fees For Work On Its Qui Tam Suit
• Draft EU Digital Tax Law Leaves Percentage Up To Countries
• Bank Of Montreal's US Loan Scheme Legal: Canada Tax Court
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Tossing NY Couple's $5M Tax Dispute
• Student Loan 401(k) Matches Could Still Trigger IRS Ire
• Energy Storage Must Fully Reap Tax Credit, Sens. Say
• DC Bill Bets On Sports Gambling To Fund Child Care, Arts
• Leveraging Today's Lateral Associate Market
• Tax Court Erred In $377M Foreign Income Row, 3rd Circ. Told
• GILTI Guidance Defers Dealing With Most Vexing Issues
• Foreign Wage Exclusion Not For Gov't Worker, Tax Court Says
• SC Senators Adopt Fed. Tax Conformity Compromise
• Jones Day Gets Back M&A Pro In Detroit From Cardinal Health
• CPAs Ask IRS For Penalty Relief Under Transition Tax Rules
• Lawyer Group Tells Justices Taxing Lost Rail Wages Unfair
• Back To School: Stanford's Jeff Fisher Talks Supreme Court
• EU Clears Luxembourg Of State Aid In McDonald's Tax Deals
• WR Grace's $1.6M Tax Win Affirmed By Delaware Court
• Labor Union Says Lost Wages Not Taxable Under Railroad Law
• Artificial Intelligence To Revolutionize Tax Planning
• Global Carbon Taxes Still Lag, But There Is Hope, OECD Says
• Apple's Payment Of €14.3B Irish Tax Would End EU Case
• Preemption Lines Blurred In 9th Circ. Hazmat Fee Ruling
• Tribal Co. Tells Justices Treaty Blocks Wash. Fuel Tax
• NCSL Slams Post-Wayfair Bill In Letter To Congress Leaders
• Preparing For New Life Settlement Transactions Reporting
• Ore. Pot Biz Owner Gets 7 Months For Federal Tax Crimes
• Calif. AG Blasts Tribal Biz's Challenge To Tobacco Taxes
• Countdown To Tax Compliance For Global Individuals
• Counties Say $1.15B Fla. Rail Line Rife With Deadly Risks
• Wagner Law Group Adds ERISA, Tax, Energy Pro As Partner
• Proposed GILTI Regs' Anti-Abuse Rule Seen As Overly Broad
• Mass. To Enforce 'Cookie Nexus,' Revenue Dept. Says
• FERC Pipeline Tax Policy Change Challenged At DC Circ.
• Former OECD Employee Joins Squire Patton In DC
• CPA Group Criticizes IRS On How It Treats Transition Tax
• Avoiding Withholding Tax On Foreign Interest Payments
• Calif.'s New Rules For Lawyers Move Closer To ABA Model
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• FOIA Suit Seeks Docs On Alleged IRS Disclosure Of Tax Info
• Manafort Plea Sharpens View Of Skadden's Ukraine Work
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, Wachtell, Simpson
• House Bill Would Nix Remote Sales Tax Until Adoption Of Pact
• Trump Admin. Sued For Extending ACA-Skirting Insurance
• 9th Circ. Shuts Down Calif. Rail Hazmat Transport Fee
• Stock Compensation Can Add Zing To Your Benefits Package
• Trump Announces New OECD Ambassador
• Congressional Forecast: September
• Know The Limits To Atty Public Statements During A Trial
• NY Nonqualified Deferred Comp Rules Ripe For Challenge
• Manafort Pleads Guilty And Will Cooperate With Mueller
• IRS Ruling On MBS Restructuring Should Encourage Investors
• Maryland Launches Counterattack On Latest ACA Challenge
• DC Circ. Analyzes IRS Rule In FOIA Row Over Trump Returns
• Pillsbury Adds Former Goldman Sachs VP To Estate Practice
• Slaughterhouse Owner Owes $1.4M For Immigration Violations
• Proposed Offshore IP Tax Rules To Treat Affiliates As Group
• Taiwan Digital Tax Law Leaves Open Questions For Corps.
• Gunster Adds Trusts And Estates Vet In Tampa Hiring Spree
• In Calif., Questions Remain On Law Firm Conflict Waivers
• A Chat With Faegre Client Development Chief Melanie Green
• Law Schools Struggle To Find Themselves In Post-Recession Market
• Ford Seeking $239M In Tax Breaks For Detroit Development
• SD Establishes Remote Tax Collection Allowed By Wayfair
• Wis. Revenue Dept. Says It Can Levy Taxes On Union Pacific
• Legal Group Backs Wash. Tribe In High Court Fuel Tax Row
• Senate Confirms Rettig As IRS Commissioner
• Texas Justices Told Estate Violated Property Redemption Law
• Illinois Tax Talk: Penalties In Chicago And Cook County
• Unpacking The New Temporary Rules For Bonus Depreciation
• GOP Tax Cut Proposals Face Quickly Closing Time Window
• Mass. Amends Manufacturing Co. Classification For Fed. Code
• How A 'Lost Generation' Of Associates Bounced Back
• Norton Rose Fulbright Nabs Steptoe Tax Pro In DC And SF
• Feds Nab First-Ever FATCA Conviction With Bank Exec's Plea
• Koch Bros. Group Says 9th Circ. Ruling 'Imperils' Free Speech
• ERISA Industry Group Wants Delay Of ACA 'Cadillac Tax'
• PwC Blasts Job Applicants' New Cert. Bid In Age Bias Suit
• Some In GOP Seek To Change SALT Cap, Lawmaker Says
• European Parliament Supports Simpler VAT For Small Cos.
• IRS Agent Can't Ditch Bathroom Search Row, 9th Circ. Says
• McDermott Welcomes Aboard Tax Trio in San Francisco
• Can BigLaw Avoid Another Associate Purge?
• Calif. Court OKs Lien On Assets In Gulfstream Founder's Trust
• Okla. Urges Justices To Rebuff Tribe's Tax Arbitration Case
• Let Multinationals Decide Their Own Debt, Equity, OECD Told
• Baker Donelson Boosts Tax Practice With Ex-Copeland Attys
• House GOP Unveils Bills To Make Tax Cuts Permanent
• A Look At New IRS Guidance For Nonprofits Calculating UBTI
• Texas Justices Urged To Settle Occidental's Border Tax Row
• No Destination-Based Biz Tax, Except For Web, France Says
• Fundamental Valuation Principles Prevail In Minn. Tax Court
• Measuring The Recession's Toll On The Legal Industry
• Has BigLaw Recovered From The Financial Crisis?
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Taxation With Representation: Seward, Akin Gump, Vinson
• Citgo, Shell, Others Lose CIT Bid To Nix Taxes On Oil Goods
• Ways And Means To Mark Up 2nd Tax Overhaul Package
• M&A Structuring And Due Diligence After Tax Reform
• For US, OECD's Tax Agenda Transcends Personnel
• Canadian Holding Structure Saves On Tax, For Now
• Stradley Ronon Adds Ex-Dechert Tax Lawyer In Philadelphia
• 3rd Circ. Tosses Objection To $9.6M NJ Tax Lien Settlement
• Orbitz On Hook For Years' Worth Of Phoenix Hotel Taxes
• Ex-IRS Chief Cohen Remembered For Devotion To Tax Policy
• IRS Notice On SALT Workarounds Causes More Confusion
• 2nd Tax Overhaul Would Entrench Pass-Through Deduction
• Ex-Sadis & Goldberg Atty Admits To Tax Evasion, Conspiracy
• Lowe's Denied Bad Debt Tax Refund By Wash. Appeals Court
• Del. Court Approves $4.3M WaMu-Grant Thornton Settlement
• Class Cert. Sought In Sales Tax Row With Retailer LuLaRoe
• Freeman Law Nabs Two Tax Controversy Attys For Dallas
• Grandfathering Executive Compensation Plans Under TCJA
• 10 Questions For Upcoming Opportunity Zone Guidance
• Orrick Expands Paris Tax Team With Former French Judge
• Russia Probe Kept Out Of Manafort's Second Trial
• FDIC Again Asks For Interest From PwC In Colonial Bank Case
• Ill. Energy Co. Says US Treasury Owes For Solar Grant
• NY Gallery Owner Pleads Guilty To $1.6M Tax Fraud
• Kyl's Tax Experience Welcomed By Sen. Hatch
• Proposed SALT Rules Don't Affect Biz Deductions, IRS Says
• Texas Judge Promises Quick Decision On ACA's Fate
• Mich. Officials Urge Discovery In Tribe Tax Row
• Former Luxembourg Adviser Joins Womble Bond As Tax Atty
• Sports Betting No Golden Ticket For NY, Research Group Says
• Consumers Who Claim Debt Settler Misled Them Win Cert.
• Good Fortune Shipping And The Withdrawn Altera Opinion
• How New Treaties Will Affect Corporate Taxes In Japan
• Expect Pension Tax Raid By Treasury, Wealthy Savers Told
• Batch Of Akin Gump Attys Leave To Launch New Moscow Firm
• Countries Cut Taxes As Global Economy Surges, OECD Says
• Former Kirkland & Ellis M&A Atty Joins White & Case
• Ex-Sen. Kyl Chosen To Take Over McCain's Senate Seat
• Back To School: Widener's Rod Smolla Talks Free Speech
• Ex-Paper Co. Tax VP Sues For Severance Pay After Merger
• IRS Proposal On SALT Cap 'Credit Negative,' Moody's Says
• Some In EU Don't Want Sale Of Data In Digital Tax, Doc Says