Tax Archive » January, 2019

Tax - January, 2019

246 articles

• Feds Make First-Ever Bust Of Int'l 'Birth Tourism' Ring
• Cannabis Cos.' Use Of Foreign Tax Credits May Draw IRS Fire 
• NJ Gov. Vetoes Tax Break For Attys' Fees In FCA Cases
• Court Ends Temp Halt On Congestion Pricing For NYC Cabs
• Tax Court OKs $3M Bad Debt First Held By Alabama Coach
• Sen. Sanders Wants To Raise Estate Tax Rates For Top 0.2%
• Dinsmore Adds 9 To Beef Up Practices In Midwest Offices
• What Lawyers Can Do To Prevent And Combat Burnout
• Nonprofits Should Be Wary Of Excise Tax Complexity
• Ex-Baker McKenzie Tax Atty Joins DLA Piper's Tax Practice
• The Laterals Audit: Tax Attorney Moves In January
• Sometimes GILTI Is A Pleasure
• UK May Have To Delay Brexit Leaving Day, Minister Admits
• US Must Align Hybrid Rules With Global Agenda: IRS Official
• How The New Tax Law Bluebook Impacts Regulated Utilities
• Md. Gov. Seeks $500M Tax Cuts, Critics Call Bid 'Irresponsible'
• Progressive Dems Want Quicker Pursuit Of Trump Tax Returns
• Sellers Into NY May Be On The Hook For Retroactive Sales Tax
• Illinois Tax Talk: Foreign Income Apportionment
• US Senators Slam EU Countries' Unilateral Digital Tax Moves
• EU Rejects Britain's Bid To Reopen Brexit Negotiations
• Ports Shouldn't Be Taxed Like Cos., Belgium Tells EU Court
• 9th Circ. Allows Row Over ACA Birth Control Rules To Proceed
• Morrison Cohen Seeks To Shift Blame In $42M ESOP Tax Suit
• Supreme Court Asked To Burn Tobacco Co.'s $58M Tax Tab
• Tax On Exported Vehicle Constitutional, NJ Tax Court Says
• NJ Justices Decline To Hear Grocery Sales Tax Case
• 9th Circ. Backs Calif. County Tax On Leased Tribal Lands
• PwC Says BofA To Blame In $400M Suit Over Bank Failure
• Opportunity Zones: The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
• Trends In DOJ Nonprosecution, Deferred Prosecution Deals
• Dems Unlikely To Act On Tax Corrections Draft, Staffer Says
• Banks Can Be Anonymous In Credit Suisse's £239M Tax Suit
• Looking Back At The Life Settlements Industry In 2018
• Foreign Partners Again Subject To 'US-Source' Income Tax
• IRS Faces Automated Penalties Dilemma As Tax Season Starts
• States Lag Joining International Parts Of TCJA, Report Says
• Conn. Looking At New Car Levies To Reduce Property Taxes
• FINRA Offers Leniency For Self-Reported 529 Plan Violations
• California Tax Takes: Office Of Tax Appeals, 1 Year Later
• Katten Muchin Adds Ex-White & Case Tax Planning Partner
• Baker Hughes Can't Claim $17.6M Tax Refund, 5th Circ. Told
• The Qualified Business Income Deduction Regulations: Part 2
• 5 Executive Compensation Trends To Watch In 2019
• The Qualified Business Income Deduction Regulations: Part 1
• Cities Overhaul ACA Defense After Trump Hammers Case
• At High Court, Inventor Seeks 1 Last Win In Marathon Tax War
• Calif., Not DOI, Has Right To OK Tribal Casino, 9th Circ. Told
• Taxation With Representation: Covington, Simpson, Troutman
• Mueller Team: No Plan Underway To Nix Manafort Plea Deal
• Holland & Knight Can't Nix Malpractice Suit Over Tax Reports
• Trump Signs 3 Weeks Of Gov't Funding, With Caveats
• Lawmakers Want To Nix Opportunity Zones Location Requirement
• Pa. Tax Agency Says Cos. Can Deduct GILTI, But Not FDII
• Texas Cos. Urge State Justices To OK Pollution Exemptions
• 2nd Circ. Told Act Covers Tribe-To-Tribe Cigarette Shipments
• DLA Piper Nabs Ex-Baker McKenzie Atty For LA Tax Practice
• Ex-Loyal Bank CEO Gets Time Served For Offshore Tax Dodge
• Ex-Perkins Coie Tax Atty Joins Baker Botts In San Francisco
• Airbnb, Others Need Not Collect Fla. County's Tourist Tax
• House Members Reintroduce Bipartisan Carbon Tax Bill
• NJ Task Force Will Review State Tax Incentive Programs
• Atlantic City To Pay Hard Rock Casino $4.8M Under Settlement
• Panama Papers Accountant Going To Mexico Over Objections
• San Antonio Hotel Owes Tax On Guest 'Extras,' Court Says
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revisit Denial Of $306M Sunoco Tax Refund
• Fuel Co. Must Take Tax Suit To Tribal Court, NM Judge Says
• Mass. May Face Litigation Over Short-Term Rental Tax
• Law Schools Should Be More Like Medical Centers
• Gov't Shutdown Delays Rehab Co. EBH Topco's Ch. 11 In Del.
• EU Takes UK To Court Over Commodity Trade VAT
• Fight Over ACA Birth Control Regs May Land At High Court
• Trump Administration Appeals Birth Control Rule Block
• 5 Key Changes In Final IRS Pass-Through Deduction Rules
• McGlinchey Stafford Adds Ex-McGuireWoods Tax Atty In DC
• Mass. Gov. Seeks Faster Remittance, Taxes On Opioids
• Jackson Hewitt No-Poach Suit Dropped Quietly
• NM Gov. Names New Heads For Tax, Indian Affairs Depts.
• Ex-Finance Panel Oversight Counsel Joins Holland & Knight
• IRS Wrongly Credited Company's Tax Payments, 5th Circ. Told
• Improper Tax Return Disclosure Could Be A Tort In California
• UK Would Observe EU State Subsidy Rules Under Proposal
• House To Vote On Reopening Government, Funding IRS
• Senator Questions Legality Of IRS' Furloughed Workers Recall
• Justices Urged To OK $10M Fine For Financier's Tax Evasion
• North Dakota Bill Would Restore Higher Oil Extraction Tax
• IRS Guidance Fills Out Grecian Magnesite's Statutory Repeal
• Courts Are Getting It Right On Litigation Funding Discovery
• High Court Won't Hear NY Builder's Fee Refund Case
• NJ Justices Won't Hear $2.7M Jersey City Tax Ruling
• France To Pursue 5% Web Levy, Minimum Tax
• UK Gov't Won't Rule Out No-Deal Brexit, May Insists
• HSBC Sued Over 'Tax-Avoiding' Film Scheme Investments
• Ex-Sadis & Goldberg Atty Gets 3 Years For Charity, Tax Scam
• Orrick Adds Ex-Norton Rose Energy Tax Expert In NY
• Atlantic City's Winning Streak Will Be Tough To Sustain
• Drinker Biddle Hires Benefits Partners In DC, Dallas
• Crunch Time For Wind Developers As Tax Credit Lapse Looms
• BEAT Plus GILTI Equals Double Tax, ABA Panelist Says
• Recent Developments In The IRS Partnership Audit Regime
• Tax Practice Group Of The Year: Skadden
• Final IRS Pass-Through Deduction Rules Snub Team Owners
• Court Fight Over Puerto Rico Sales Tax Deal Wraps Up
• Mnuchin Snubs House Invite To Testify On Shutdown's Impact
• EU Order Doesn't Trump Bulgarian Laws In VAT Suit, ECJ Says
• Diversity's Next Step: Developing Minority Partners
• Nuts And Bolts Of The IRS' Proposed Anti-Hybrid Regulations
• NYC Cabbies Get 2 More Weeks Of Congestion Tax Reprieve
• FERC Opens Pipeline Rate Probes Amid Tax Changes
• Mass. Gov. Moves To Legalize Sports Betting
• Insurance Tax Due In Policyholder's Country, EU Court Says
• Tax Group Of The Year: McDermott Will & Emery
• Brexit Debate Enters New Legal Terrain With Talk Of Delay
• Puerto Rico Creditors Press For Sales Tax Plan Approval
• Grassley Wants Leniency For 30 Million Underwithheld Filers
• Fla. Tribe, Member Ask Justices To Rule On Gambling Tax Row
• North Dakota Bill Seeks Framework For Tribal Tax Agreements
• Coaches' Pay Likely To Dodge New Tax Unless Congress Acts
• Fried Frank Adds REIT Head, Tax Atty From Hogan Lovells
• MoFo Snags 2 Ex-Davis Polk Executive Compensation Pros
• Amendments To Procedure Rules Reflect Dynamic Tax Court
• Tax Group Of The Year: Eversheds Sutherland LLP
• Arbitrators And Mediators Should Reflect Society's Diversity
• Banks, Insurers Eye The Door As UK Reaches Brexit Deadlock
• UK's May Survives No-Confidence Vote After Brexit Defeat
• Senate Tax Panel Head Open To Renewing Credits For 1 Year
• 'Jersey Shore' Star's Brother On Hook For $337K To IRS
• NJ Sees $1.25B Wagered In Legal Sports Betting In 2018
• Why AFAs Are Key To The Future Of Legal Practice
• Tax Group Of The Year: Cravath
• Dems Seek Senate Intervention In 5th Circ. ACA Case
• Treasury Adds Commodities Exception In Transition Tax Rules
• Former Marketing CFO Gets 8 Years For Embezzling $3.8M
• UK Lawmakers Reject Gov't Brexit Deal In A Landslide
• EU Wants To Scrap Vetoes, Heighten Lawmakers' Tax Power
• Transparency Versus Confidentiality In 2019 Tax Disputes
• Jones Walker Snags Fowler Rodriguez Team In Merger
• Shutdown Cranking Up Anxiety, Uncertainty For Taxpayers
• FedEx, NY Reach $35M Deal In Untaxed Cigarette Case
• Ill. Landowners Ask Justices To Revive Suit Against Tax Hikes
• NJ Strip Club Can't Duck Unemployment Taxes For Dancers
• Ex-NextEra Tax Litigator Joins Holland & Knight In Florida
• 11th Circ. Strikes Down $1.6M Lien Against Fla. Property
• Trump's ACA Birth Control Rules Blocked Nationwide
• 'Hyatt 3' Oral Argument And Potential State Tax Implications
• Tax Group Of The Year: Davis Polk
• Hunton Andrews Kurth Adds Tax Partner To London Office
• Judging A Book: Barron Reviews 'The Clamor Of Lawyers'
• Cannabis S Corps Should Reconsider Restructuring
• Pa. Properties With Billboards Could See Bigger Tax Bills
• UK's May Predicts No Brexit If Lawmakers Reject Her Deal
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• The Firms That Dominated In 2018
• GrayRobinson Forms Religious Organizations Practice Group
• Washington Bank's $9.6M Tax Refund Suit Tossed
• Justices To Hear State Tax Nexus Case On Beneficiary, Trust
• La. To Draft Marketplace Tax Bill By April, Revenue Chief Says
• Feds Lose Bid To Move BofA's $163M Refund Row
• Deutsche Bank Sued By Rival For €46M Over Tax Bill
• The Case For Lawyer-Directed Litigation Funding In NY: Part 2
• What All Attorneys Need To Know About The Shutdown
• NJ Atty At Helm Of GOP Group Charged With Tax Evasion
• US Pension Plans Can't Shake $2.8B Denmark Refund Case
• $144B Calif. Budget Plan Eyes EITC Hike, TCJA Conformity
• An FAQ On The State Of Direct Procurement Insurance
• The Case For Lawyer-Directed Litigation Funding In NY: Part 1
• Nike's Dutch Tax Rulings Prompt In-Depth EU Probe
• Public-Private Partnerships Key In Opportunity Zones
• House Passes IRS Funding Bill To Chip Away At Shutdown
• NJ Audit Finds Lack Of Oversight On $11B In Corp. Tax Breaks
• Justices Wary Of Calif. Tax Board's Sovereign Immunity Claim
• 4 Takeaways From Sprint's $330M Tax FCA Settlement
• TaxJar Lands $60M Investment From Insight Venture Partners
• How Employers Can Respond To ACA Penalty Letter From IRS
• Illinois Tax Talk: Amusement Tax In Chicago And Cook County
• 7 Questions To Add To Your Lateral Partner Questionnaire
• MPs Ramp Up Pressure On May's Brexit Deal Ahead Of Vote
• Suit Over Gov't Shutdown Nonpayment Includes IRS Workers
• MTC Weighs Model Law Allowing Single Biz To File For Group
• Boston Mayor Seeks Increase In Ride-Share, Garage Fees
• 21 AGs Join Pa., NJ In Fighting Trump's Birth Control Rules
• Manafort Accused Of Sharing 2016 Poll Data With Russian
• UK Legislators' Tax Law Ups Pressure To Avoid No-Deal Brexit
• A Chat With Reed Smith Chief Marketing Officer Sadie Baron
• Russian Lawyer Linked To Trump Charged With Obstruction
• IRS To Issue Refunds During Partial Government Shutdown
• Feds Target Cigar Importers, Allege Tax-Evasion Scheme
• H&R Block Fights MDL Push For 'No Poach' Pact Suits
• Google Shifted $22.8B To Bermuda Via Shell Co., Filing Says
• NY County Appeals Cayuga Nation Property Tax Ruling
• Investors Slam Sidley Austin's 'Strategic' Ponzi Case Claims
• Deference Principles: Tax Litigation's Next Battleground
• NY Tax Minutes: December Review And 2019 Preview
• No Future Gain Tax For Foreigners Investing In US Property
• Unique Risks Posed By REIT Acquisition
• 'Flexible Work' Makes Freelancing More Viable In BigLaw
• EU To Review Block Exemptions Of State Subsidy Rules
• A Call To Permit Judicial Substitution In MDL Proceedings
• Judge Weinstein On Activism, Gobbledegook, Going Robeless
• Up Next At High Court: Drugs, Copyrights And State Immunity
• Deloitte Says Judge Erred In Denying Access To Investor Docs
• For-Profits Could Owe Portion Of Nonprofit Executive Pay Tax
• Drugmaker Perrigo Hit With Investor Suit Over Tax Audit
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Simpson, MoFo
• Pa. Bill Would Levy Excise Taxes On Recreational Cannabis
• Planning For Partnership Representatives In The New Year
• Top 10 SALT Stories Of 2018: Part 4
• Austria Planning Digital Tax On Large Internet Companies
• House Dems Tap Munger Tolles' Verrilli For ACA Defense
• House Votes To Fund IRS In Bid To End Shutdown
• Alaska's Plan For Fuel Tax Bonds Found Constitutional
• 7th Circ. Urged To Rehear Spouse's Defense In Tax Dispute
• 2 Cos. Fight Mellon Over Legal Fees In Puerto Rico Bond Row
• What To Expect From Technology-Assisted Review In 2019
• The IC-DISC Remains Relevant In The Post-TCJA World
• Top 10 SALT Stories Of 2018: Part 3
• Mass. Expands Occupancy Tax To Include Short-Term Rentals
• Opportunity Zones: Whose 'Opportunity' Is It Really?
• Overstock To Pay Certain Ohio Business Taxes In Bitcoin
• Chicago Pol Charged With Trading Influence For Tax Work
• 17 AGs Appeal Ruling That Nixed Affordable Care Act
• Is Texas V. US Taxing For Obamacare?
• Fla. Court Won't Revive Art Schools' Tax Exemption Suit
• IRS Clarifies Taxable Period For Nonprofit Executive Pay
• The Laterals Audit: Tax Attorney Moves In December
• Divided Congress To Tackle Unfinished Tax Legislation
• Seminole Tribe Asks 11th Circ. To Rethink Fla. Tax Ruling
• Top 10 SALT Stories Of 2018: Part 2
• Fed. Claims Court Upholds Full Offshore Reporting Penalties
• 2019 Will Bring More Good News For Litigation Finance
• California Tax Takes: 2018 In Review
• Why More Law Firms Will Embrace Remote Work In 2019
• In 2019, Global Tax Rules In TCJA To Take Flight
• Top 10 SALT Stories Of 2018: Part 1
• Native American Cases To Watch In 2019
• Federal Tax Cases To Watch In 2019
• International Tax Cases to Watch in 2019
• European Tax Policy To Watch In 2019
• Federal Tax Legislation Issues To Watch In 2019
• Federal Tax Regulations To Watch In 2019
• State And Local Tax Policy To Watch In 2019
• Post-Wayfair State Developments To Watch In 2019
• Year-End Edition: SALT In Review
• Construction Legislation & Regulation To Watch In 2019
• State Tax Cases To Watch In 2019
• Texas Legislation To Watch In 2019