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Tax - November, 2018

208 articles

• No Class, No Opt-Ins In KPMG Women's Sex Bias Action
• State Lawmakers Face Familiar Challenges In 2019
• Treasury Limited In Offering Foreign Tax Credit Relief
• 2 Swiss Bankers Who Hid Money From IRS Get Probation
• Texas Judges Rule Against Aircraft Co. In Late-Filing Row
• Up Next At High Court: AIA, Double Jeopardy
• Deal Near On Int'l Digital Taxes, OECD Tells G-20
• Tax Atty Charged With Obstructing Probe Into $100M Fraud
• The Laterals Audit: Tax Attorney Moves In November
• Taxation With Representation: Nixon, Kirkland, Skadden
• Understanding Treasury's New Hardship Distribution Rules
• Congressional Forecast: December
• NY Tax Minutes: November
• 'Chaos' Feared If Global Digital Tax Deal Fails, Panel Says
• Search Of Deutsche Bank In AML Probe Could Draw US Eyes
• Manafort Burned Bridges By Two-Timing Mueller Plea Deal
• Tax Overhaul Unfair To Service Companies: Ex-House Staffer
• Ex-Trump Atty Vows To Cooperate With Federal Raid
• Voluntary Disclosures Get More Costly Under New IRS Rules
• Baker Hughes Asks 5th Circ. For $17.6M Tax Refund
• 4 Senators Urge Remote Tax Moratorium, Retroactivity Ban
• Tangible Property Sales Taxes Don't Apply To Intangibles
• Lame Ducks Could Fix TCJA's Bonus Depreciation Problem
• German Police Search Deutsche Bank HQ In AML Probe
• House To Vote On Year-End Tax Deal
• IRS Rules Threaten Broad Reach For Interest Deduction Cap
• 2 Attys Charged, Face SEC Suit Over Pump & Dump Scheme
• Morgan Lewis Nabs Ex-Credit Suisse Director For Tax Practice
• 4 Questions About The Arrest, Firing Of Nissan's Chairman
• Proposed Foreign Tax Credit Rules Exclude GILTI Relief
• O'Rielly Lauds W.Va. Gov.'s Plan To End 911 Fee Diversion
• Ex-Atty Scammed Fantasy Football Investors, Feds Say
• MVP: Davis Polk's Neil Barr
• Ireland Unswayed By Tweaks To EU's Proposed Digital Tax
• Illinois Tax Talk: Apportioning Insurance Company Income
• House Lawmakers Propose Bipartisan Carbon Tax Bill
• House May Vote On Year-End Tax Bill This Week, Brady Says
• KPMG Workers Urge Court To Certify Sex Bias Action
• Long-Discussed Retirement Provisions Make It Into Tax Bill
• Minn. Asks Justices To Back Tax On Out-Of-State Trust Income
• Pa. Rails Against Rules To Weaken ACA Birth Control Mandate
• LuLaRoe Refund Not Enough, Buyers Say In Sales Tax Action
• MVP: Morrison & Foerster's Craig Fields
• Google, Facebook Defend Tax Structures To EU Lawmakers
• UK Lawmakers, Biz Groups Urge Delay Of Digital VAT Mandate
• Does A Civil Penalty Time Bar Apply In The Tax Context?
• Former Goodwin Procter Tax Atty Joins Greenberg Traurig
• Jurors Should Ask More Questions During Trials
• Manafort Broke Plea Deal By Lying To Investigators: Mueller
• NY Judge Clears Way For Suit Against Trump Foundation
• House GOP Tax Bill Would Fix TCJA, Renew Extenders
• MVP: Jenner & Block's Geoffrey M. Davis
• Ohio 1st State To Take Bitcoin For Business Tax Payments
• Mitsubishi Sacks Chairman Ghosn Amid Misconduct Claims
• McDermott Nabs Ex-Cooley Litigation Head In Los Angeles
• IRS Floats Rules On New Biz Interest Deduction Limits
• Freshfields' Frankfurt Office Raided Again In Tax-Dodge Probe
• Calif. Ruling Dings Engagement Letter Arbitration Clauses
• Why We Should Be Interested In The New HRA Regulations
• 10 Things We Wish We Were Told When Going In-House
• California Tax Takes: Tax Ballot Initiative Constitutionality
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 71 Firms
• Feds Can't Tax CSX Railroad Worker Benefits, 11th Circ. Says
• Technology Improving Tax Systems In Some Countries: Report
• Cincinnati Reds Win Bobblehead Tax Break In Ohio High Court
• Jersey City Approves 1% Payroll Tax To Fund Schools
• 3 Ways To Disarm The Next Local Subsidy Arms Race
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, Wachtell, Kirkland
• IRS Correctly Sought Law Firm's Bank Records, 11th Circ. Told
• The Virtual Law Team: Advantages For Litigants And Lawyers
• Justices' Lean Toward States' Rights Boosts Taxing Powers
• A Multistate Perspective On Taxation Of Digital Products
• Revised Puerto Rico Sales Tax Plan Cleared For Creditor Vote
• Investment Adviser Gets Prison For Fraud, Sham Atty Letter
• IRS Floats Regs Protecting Larger Estate Exemption For Gifts
• Palmolive Building Owners' $10M Penalty Must Stand: IRS
• NJ Atty Makes Coy Push For Lead In Danish Tax Fraud MDL
• 6 Things Tax Attys Are Grateful For This Thanksgiving
• 5 Business Takeaways From The Midterms
• 7th Circ. Rejects Atty's Claim For Innocent Spouse Relief
• UK Lawyer Gets 20 Months For Decade Of Dodging US Taxes
• Ex-NFL Security Personnel Shorted On OT, Benefits, Suit Says
• Ex-Atty Can't Avoid Prison Time For Bilking Foreign Nation
• Michael Cohen-Linked Atty Found Guilty Of Asylum Fraud
• Proposed Section 956 Regs Benefit US Corporate Borrowers
• Texas Investor Pays $4.9M To Exit IRS' Oil Biz Suit
• Emerging Cybersecurity Threats In The Legal Industry
• Mich. Says Tribe Doesn't Deserve Win In Tax Authority Suit
• Sovereign Immunity Bars $13M Award Suit, Uzbekistan Says
• IRS Simplifies Accounting Method For Cost Allocation
• Amended Suit Doesn't Reset Dismissal Deadline: Texas Panel
• Unboxing The Plan To Allow HRAs To Pay Health Premiums
• Understanding The Tax Effects Of Blocker Corp. Distributions
• Nissan Chairman Arrested In Japan Amid Misconduct Claims
• EU Digital Tax Should Be Higher, Broader, Lawmakers Say
• Allen Matkins Nabs Ex-CliftonLarsonAllen Tax Atty In LA
• DOJ Pans Maryland's Suit Aimed At Saving ACA
• Texas Justices Will Hear Pollution Control Tax Break Fight
• Accountant Denied Retrial Over $18M Biotech VC Fraud
• Meet The Judge Who Controls Fate Of ACA, Trump's AG
• Rise Of The CMOs
• Texas Man Convicted In $36M Drug Resale Scheme
• Texas Justices Mostly Back Equipment Cos. In 4 Tax Cases
• Pa. High Court Won't Hear Roots Leaders' Discovery Appeal
• Tariffs Could Throw Advance Pricing Agreements Into Doubt
• Taxation With Representation: Jones Day, Simpson, Gibson
• State Trust Taxes Ripe For Constitutional Challenges
• Sen. Grassley Sets Sights On Senate Finance Chairmanship
• Prospects For Tax Policy In The 116th Congress
• Growing Privacy Laws Raise GCs' Fears Of Legal Exposure
• Agency Deference May Be At Risk In High Court Railroad Row
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Private Foundation's $33.5M Tax Bill
• Chuhak Must Face Ex-NFL Players' Tax Scheme Claims
• Ill. Senate Overrides Veto Of Car-Sharing Tax Protection
• Inbound US Tax Issues For Middle Market Companies
• Day Pitney Brings Back Tax Atty From Hinckley Allen
• UK Commits To Anti-Tax Subsidy Rules In Brexit Deal
• A Chat With Bryan Cave Innovation Chief Katie DeBord
• Puerto Rico Sales Tax Plan Lacks Details, Stakeholders Say
• IRS Focuses On 'Traditional' Tax Crimes Amid Staff Decreases
• 3rd Circ. Urged To Back Ruling In $377M Foreign Income Row
• NYC, State Seek Pause In Suit Over Real Estate Tax System
• France To Tax Cryptocurrency Gains At 30%
• Venable Nabs Ex-Holland & Knight Partner For Tax Practice
• Software Companies Especially At Risk After Wayfair
• Simple Secrets For Improving Your CLE
• Mom Of 'Frack Master' Sanctioned $10K Over Receiver Suit
• Committee Backs $1.2B LA Project, Including $100M Subsidies
• Fed. Circ. Nixes IRS Worker's Suspension Over Underpaid Tax
• Telecom Transferee Owes $13M In Tax Interest, 9th Circ. Rules
• DC Council Gives First Approval To Post-Wayfair Bill
• Supreme Court Won't Review Ex-IRS Employee's FOIA Suit
• Section 965 Basis Election — For A Limited Time Only
• As Amazon Goes Elsewhere, Pittsburgh To Release HQ2 Bid
• SCEDA Bill Is A Boon For South Carolina Job Development
• It's Time For Law Firms To Start Talking About Gen Z
• Amazon Unveils $5B Plan For NY, Va. Headquarters
• Tax Simplification Now Higher On UK Agenda, Official Says
• 5 Key Takeaways From Portland's New Large Retailer Tax
• Airbnb Sues Boston Over 'Draconian' Short-Term Rental Regs
• Treasury Proposes Rules For 401(k) Hardship Distributions
• MTC Urges Supreme Court To Take Ala. Railroad Tax Case
• Puerto Rico Lawmakers Help Debt Restructuring Go Forward
• Fed. Circ. Affirms IRS Denial Of $20M Interest For Ford
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Vinson, Wachtell
• H&R Block Hit With Antitrust Suit Over 'No-Poach' Pacts
• New Regs May Substantially Impact Multinational Financing
• Dozens Of NJ Cos. Accused Of Unlawful Immigration Services
• Ore. Justices Reject Starbucks' Bid To End Baristas' Wage Suit
• Partnership Audit Regs Prioritized In New IRS Guidance Plan
• US Can't Nix Refund Suit In Recycling Co. Case, Court Says
• No Planned Crypto Voluntary Disclosure Program, IRS Says
• Back To School: Yale's Linda Greenhouse Talks Journalism
• Tax Delayed Is Tax Avoided: More Opportunity Zone Benefits
• Celebrate Veterans By Improving Their Access To Justice
• UK Publishes Laws To Fight Avoidance, Impose Carbon Tax
• Prison For Ex-Fiat Chrysler, UAW Execs In Payoff Scheme
• MTC Moves To Define Marketplace Facilitators And Sellers
• Feds OK Employers' Right To Skirt ACA Birth Control Mandate
• Trump Open To Raising Corp. Tax Rate For Middle-Class Cuts
• Can TCJA Save The Corporate Income Tax?
• REITs With International Operations Get Welcome IRS Ruling
• California Gas Tax Survives Repeal Efforts
• Denmark Tax Dept. Can Use UK Court Docs In US Fraud Suits
• Time To Reclaim Wellness For All Lawyers
• Kavanaugh Fallout Fuels GOP's Senate Expansion
• Washingtonians Reject Carbon Tax Ballot Measure
• Dems Pump Brakes On Trump Agenda With House Win
• Dems To Target Trump's Taxes, Tax Law After Midterms
• Senate Republican Win Cements Trump's Judicial Makeover
• Voting Machine Critics Tout Low-Tech Fix For Hacking Fears
• Justices Ask BNSF To Justify Stake In Taxing Lost Wages
• Fla. Appeals Court Blunts Cigar Wrap Tax Rule
• Atty Asks High Court To Nix Calif. Tax Delinquency List
• Italian School, Hotel Can Sue Over State Aid, EU Court Says
• DC Readying Remote Seller Bill For Jan. 1 Enforcement
• A Look At Tax Code Section 199's Last Stand
• 2 Possible High Court Approaches To Tribe Tax Dispute
• San Francisco Starts Down Road To Autonomous Vehicle Tax
• EU Digital Tax Supporters See Progress On Agreement
• NYC Art Consultant Dodges Prison Time For Tax Scheme
• Ex-Vanguard Atty Gets OK To Amend Wrongful Dismissal Suit
• Scrap Or Change SALT Rules, IRS Urged At Public Hearing
• Late DHB Exec's Family Pays $143M To Settle Forfeiture Fight
• Jersey City Council Mulls 1% Payroll Tax To Fund Schools
• Refreshingly Boring? High Court Considers Statutory Context
• Follow Money, Voter Enthusiasm To Predict Midterm Winners
• Japan Discovers 550,000 Undisclosed Offshore Accounts
• Avoiding Transfer Pricing Scrutiny On Loans To Blocker Corps
• A Guide To Reclassifying Calif. Workers Post-Dynamex
• Addressing Workplace Misconduct With Exec Compensation
• GOP Sen. Floats Tax, Social Program Changes To Fund Wall
• Tribal Treaty Right May Sway Justices In Wash. Tax Fight
• DC Circ. Denies Foreign Students' Travel Deductions
• SD Tribe Slams State's Bid For A Stay In Tax Row
• HomeAway, Users Sued By Miami-Dade For Unpaid Rental Tax
• Transportation Ballot Measures To Watch In The Midterms
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Sullivan, Kirkland
• C-Corps Exempt From Full Scope Of Foreign Income Inclusion
• EU May Abandon Online Data Tax, Document Says
• Scholar In Canada Backs Concept Behind Digital Services Tax
• Holland & Knight Adds Tax Partner In Dallas
• An In-Depth Guide To The Opportunity Zone Guidance: Part 2
• South Dakota Enforces Remote Seller Law After 3-Year Wait
• Fed. Circ. Backs Dismissal Of Sunoco's $306M Tax Refund Bid
• Fiscal Sponsorship: Opportunities And Risks For Nonprofits
• Tax Court Sides With IRS In $23.5M Feud With Wesley Snipes
• Pittsburgh To Appeal Order To Release Amazon HQ2 Bid