Tax Archive » March, 2019

Tax - March, 2019

222 articles

• Split 9th Circ. Nixes Koch Bros. Foundation's Donor List Fight
• Legal Bruises Add Up For Trump's Health Policy Vision
• The Laterals Audit: Tax Attorney Moves In March
• Wayfair Rules To Take Effect In Calif., But Fast Changes Loom
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Kirkland, MoFo
• Proposed Foreign Income Tax Regs Were Worth The Wait
• ERISA Doesn't Trump CalSavers Retirement Plan, Judge Says
• Tax Perspectives On Kisor V. Wilkie: Part 1
• Lawmakers Reject UK Gov't Brexit Deal For 3rd Time
• Fla. Court Upholds $20M Anti-Mafia Settlement Of Ch. 7 Debt
• Ex-MoFo Partner Withdraws Nomination For DOJ's No. 3 Post
• Ex-College Controller Pleads Guilty To Payroll Tax Fraud
• Exec Tells NJ Panel That Ex-Employer Lied To Get Tax Breaks
• Blockchain Havens Could Be Next Global Tax Challenge
• Former Ind. Biofuel CEO Can't Challenge 10-Year Sentence
• Mass. Tax Agency Urges Nix Of Retailers' Retroactivity Claim
• Panama Papers Deficient For Mossack Fonseca Sanctions Bid
• Ex-Grant Thornton Atty Can't Reinstate Fraud, Breach Claims
• WTO Dings US For Continued Boeing Subsidies
• French 'Accidental Americans' Sue Over FATCA Treatment
• UK Gov't Prepares Last-Ditch Push For May's Brexit Deal
• Ex-Loeb & Loeb Trusts And Estates Atty Joins Jenner & Block
• Ill. Bill Would Deny Tax Credit To Jussie Smollett Employers
• Bipartisan Senators Open Probe Of Conservation Tax Abuse
• Financier Named In Panama Papers Denies Dodging Taxes
• Ex-Biofuel Exec Can't Bar His Statements In $50M Fraud Case
• House Democrats Dispute GOP Claims Of Tax Law's Benefits
• UK Tax Authority Wins $53M Judgment Over Avoidance Plan
• Tax Tips For Existing Property Owners In Opportunity Zones
• Deutsche Bank Loses Bid To Stay Global Tax Refund Case
• Tusk Tells EU Lawmakers To Be Open To Long Brexit Delay
• Medical Tech Co. Boss Gets 2.5 Years For $6.3M Tax Dodge
• What To Know About The Other Case Against Avenatti
• Express Scripts Owes $14M In Tax, Wash. Appeals Court Says
• Katten Adds Ex-Alston Partner To Employee Benefits Practice
• US Argues For Forfeitures In Ex-Jenkens Atty's Fraud Case
• Takeaways From Justices' Divergent Tribal Tax Treaty Opinion
• FASB Calls For More Tax Information In Company Financials
• EU Lawmakers OK Plan For Financial Fraud Police, Intel Units
• Gaylor Decision Aptly Navigated 1st Amendment's Gray Areas
• And Now A Word From The Panel: An MDL Denial
• Setting The Record Straight On Women In Court Reporting
• Entire ACA Should Fall, Trump Tells 5th Circ.
• Lacking Votes, NJ Legislators Retreat On Legalizing Cannabis
• High Court Won't Revisit Law Firm's IRS Summons Suit
• Northrop Grumman Wants Workers' Tax Suit Dismissed
• Davis Polk's Tax Group Leader Named Managing Partner
• OECD Seeks Reporting Standard For Online Sales, Services
• IRS Plans To Limit Gain Recognition In REIT Transfers
• NC Is Perfect Candidate For Foreign-Income Tax Conformity
• US Is Not Unfair In Taxing Citizens Living Abroad
• Michael Avenatti Charged With $20M Nike Extortion Scheme
• MPs Take Control Of Brexit Process To Snap Stalemate
• Limiting Supreme Court's Size Is Not Enough
• IRS Aims To Spike Partnership Workaround For Taxable Gains
• Former GE Senior Tax Counsel Joins Baker McKenzie
• Raytheon Asks To Be Cut From Contractors' Tax Info Suit
• IRS Proposes Reporting Regs For Life Insurance Contracts
• Deny LuLaRoe's Bid For $245K In Legal Bills, Customer Says
• Fed. Tax Overhaul Could Keep Homegrown IP In The US
• A Reminder Regarding The Need To Defend Judicial Integrity
• Treasury Further Lowers Taxpayers' Underpayment Threshold
• 7th Circ. Conclusions On Parsonage Exemption Are Suspect
• Taxation With Representation: Sullivan, Dechert, Wachtell
• Final FATCA Rules Expand Definition Of 'Responsible Officer'
• Hit Tax Havens To Stop Digital Co. Abuse, UK Group Urges
• Chicago Can't Contest Use Tax Sourcing, Ill. Justices Say
• REIT Tax Atty Returns To Hogan Lovells To Lead Trust Practice
• IRS Suspends 1957 Guidance Requiring Income In Spinoffs
• EU Offers UK Limited Delay To Stave Off A No-Deal Brexit
• TCJA Could Trip Up Companies With Loss Years
• Lenders Score Major High Court Victory In Foreclosure Case
• Tech Trends From SXSW Pose Unique Questions For Lawyers
• Primate Trainer Gets $315K Defamation Award Reinstated
• Religious Leader, Treasurer Cop To NJ Tax Fraud Scheme
• What's In A Judgeship? More Than Meets The Eye
• Swamped: How Magistrate Judges Salvaged Louisiana's Judicial Crisis
• Gorsuch's Take On Treaty And Tax Bodes Well For Tribes
• Panera Combats IRS Ruling That Foundation Isn't Tax-Exempt
• HMRC Prepares Businesses For Tax Hit Of Hard Brexit
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Ex-NY Dem Leader's Tax Dodge Guilty Plea
• In Bar Admissions Process, It's Candor Or Bust
• PwC Seeks To Depose NY Atty In Conflict-Of-Interest Query
• 'In A Timely Manner': Three Decades Of Judgeship Bills
• From Showdowns To Hotlines, Frazzled Judges Get Creative
• Biz Owner Asks Supreme Court For Subpoena Protection
• Gorsuch, Ginsburg Strike Rare Accord In Tribal Tax Case
• Ex-Greenberg Traurig Tax Atty Joins Covington's Tax Group
• LuLaRoe Seeks $250K Fees After Failed Alaska Sales Tax Suit
• Haynes And Boone Steers Blucora's $180M Buy Of 1st Global
• Chicago Eateries Escape Conspiracy Claims In Servers' Suit
• UK's May Will Ask EU For Brexit Delay After Key Vote Blocked
• Student Loan Repayment Relief Is Sound Fiscal Policy
• Judging A Book: Bashant Reviews 'Doing Justice'
• Justices Say Tribal Co. Doesn't Owe Wash. State Fuel Tax
• These Are The Nation's 27 Most Overworked District Courts
• As Judicial Ranks Stagnate, 'Desperation' Hits The Bench
• Hinckley Allen Adds Former Associate As Tax Group Partner
• Fla. Judge OKs Settlement Of Oil Co. Sales Tax Class Action
• Trump Budget Would Cut IRS Taxpayer Service Jobs: OMB
• 2 Trusts Can't Dismiss Foreclosure Threat In $16M Tax Case
• Justices Reject Broadcasting Co. Ex-Owners' $15M Tax Appeal
• Taxpayers Benefit From Courts Declining Agency Deference
• No Evidence Of Harm From ACA-Exempt Plans, Feds Insist
• Firms Can Leverage Communications When Economy Is Slow
• Jersey City Defeats Constitutional Challenge To Payroll Tax
• 11 Firms Hope To Greet Spring With IPOs Exceeding $1.5B
• Liberty Tax, Ex-CEO Reach Deal To End Del. Class Lawsuit
• Clergy Housing Tax Exemption Constitutional, 7th Circ. Says
• FDIC Strikes $335M Deal With PwC Over Colonial Bank Audits
• Atty Must Return Docs In Row Over Ex-Partner's $2M Policy
• Cigarette Co. Urges High Court To Clarify Penalty Standards
• NY AG Says Trump Broke 'Basic Laws' Of Private Foundations
• NJ Town Can't Nix Hospital's Tax-Exempt Status On Appeal
• Ex-Rimon State And Local Tax Atty Joins Steptoe Tax Group
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, Simpson, Vinson
• NCAA Players Would Own Rights To Their Names Under Bill
• The Immodest Textualism Of Justices' Retirement Tax Opinion
• 5 Excise Tax Tips For Tax-Exempt Employers
• NJ Joins Mont. In Suit Over IRS Limiting Donor Disclosures
• Calif. Assembly OKs Bill With $500K Remote Tax Threshold
• Delaware Bill Seeks Fee On Opioid Makers Amid Health Crisis
• Tax Atty Returns To Eversheds Sutherland After Year Away
• March Madness: The NCAA's Tax Exemption
• Construction Industry's 'Blatant Tax Fraud' Costs $2.6B: Union
• UK Parliament Votes For 3-Month Brexit Delay
• Calif. Tax Agency's Biz Search Unconstitutional, 9th Circ. Says
• Ethical Social Media Marketing For Lawyers
• A Chat With Norton Rose Diversity Director Nina Godiwalla
• EU's Tusk Opens Door To Long Brexit Delay If Needed By UK
• Manafort Gets 'Methodical' Sentence Amid Guidelines Debate
• Parents, Foundation In College Bribe Row May Face IRS Ire
• IRS As Data Collector Won't Ease Tax Probes, Lawmakers Told
• Colorado Reps. Float Remote Sales Tax Requirements
• States Face Many Hurdles On The Way To Legal Sports Betting
• Estate Owes $5M For Undervaluing Donated Stock: 9th Circ.
• DLA Piper Boosts Tax Practice With Ex-KPMG Partner
• MPs Rule Out No-Deal Brexit Too Late For Corporate Britain
• Alternatives To Gas Tax Not Yet Ripe In Infrastructure Debate
• Akerman Leader Sees More Ways To Extend Bridge Loans
• Parliament Votes Against No-Deal Brexit, Eyes Postponement
• Israeli Bank To Pay $195M For Helping US Clients Avoid Taxes
• IRS Extends Letter Ruling Program For Stock Distributions
• House Panel Finds Short-Term Consensus On Tax Extenders
• Panama Papers Case To Go To Trial Sans 2 Defendants
• Ex-Atty Tells 2nd Circ. Plea Was Botched For $1.4M Tax Dodge
• NJ Dems Reach Deal On Pot Bill; Vote May Come In Weeks
• California Tax Takes: Net Operating Loss Opportunities
• UK Lawmakers Reject Brexit Deal, Stoking Fears Of Chaos
• 5 Mistakes Law Firms Make When Responding To RFPs
• EU Finance Ministers Fail To Agree On Revised Digital Tax
• In Defense Of Manafort's 47-Month Sentence
• Tax Preparers Cop To Bogus Returns, Witness Tampering
• Insurer Owes $8M In Sales Tax, Fees On Totaled Cars: Suit
• Tax Suit Over Netflix $27M Exec Bonus Payout Gets Tossed
• Arizona Sues Calif. In High Court Over $10M In Tax Seizures
• Cairn Energy's Tax Arbitration Against India On Ice
• Trump's 2020 Budget Calls For $11.5B In IRS Funding
• Utah Kicks Tax Reform Bill To Special Session
• Manafort's Breach Of Plea Deal Has Been Misunderstood
• Manafort Sentence Shows Judges' Clout Over Special Counsel
• 2nd Circ. Bashes Both Sides At $247M UPS Tobacco Appeal
• Mass. AG Questions Utilities Keeping $40M In Tax Savings
• CRS Trustee Gets $100M Accounting Fraud Complaint Redo
• Opportunity Zone Investing Risky, Panelist Says
• NJ Court Skeptical Of Bid To Ax Jersey City Payroll Tax
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Sullivan, Simpson
• Kenneth Wood Looks Back On 3 Decades In International Tax
• Denmark Bolsters $1.9B Tax Fraud Suit Against UK Financier
• Significant Changes In IRS Regulatory Process Ahead
• Ex-Chicago Alderman Admits Role In Attys' Fee Tax Scheme
• Treasury Has Drafted Foreign Investment Co. Rules: Official
• Ill. Gov. Outlines Graduated Income Tax To Cut $3.2B Deficit
• Manafort Gets Almost 4 Years In Va. Bank Fraud Case
• Leon Panetta In The Courtroom, Langley And Area 51
• Doc Can't Blame Attys For Fraud Sentencing, 2nd Circ. Says
• Mitchell Silberberg Nabs Ex-Valensi Rose Tax, Trusts Atty
• Nonprofit Hospitals May See Major Scrutiny From Senate
• EU Investigating Luxembourg's Tax Deal With Finnish Co.
• NY Atty Who Broke Laundry List Of Laws Gets 7 Years
• Utah Bill Seeks To Regulate, Tax Peer-To-Peer Car Rentals
• Philly Asks To Ax $118M Commercial Property Value Challenge
• Grassley To Seek Trump Tax Returns If Dems Request Them
• Union Pacific's $2.6M Software Tax In Wisconsin Ruled Unfair
• Labor, Biz Groups Ask House To Hike Gas Tax For Road Works
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Calif. County's Right To Tax Tribe Land
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Finding A Voice, And A New Home
• Ex-Rep. Schock Can Avoid Charges By Paying IRS, Campaign
• Tax Pros Brace For EU Disclosure Rule On Global Setups
• A Taxonomy Of The Proposed Token Taxonomy Act
• French Digital Tax Draws Ire Of Industry, Justice Group, US Rep.
• Regulations Reveal IRS' Views On Partnership Audit Regime
• No Cause To Shave Manafort Sentence, Mueller Says
• IRS Can Get Info From Cannabis Co.'s Banks, 10th Circ. Says
• Ill. AG Hits Tax Prep Co. Over $1M Fee Collection Fraud
• Trump Taps Ex-MoFo, Jenner Partner For DOJ's No. 3 Post
• Travel Sites Owe Lower Tax On Car Rentals: Hawaii Justices
• Tribal Co. To Challenge Immunity Ruling In Tax Suit
• Fate Of Estate Planning Method At Stake In Tax Court Case
• 3 Potential Taxes Could Gain $200M, NYC Budget Office Says
• OECD Digital Tax Plans Risk Double Taxation, Group Says
• High Court Should Affirm Kaestner State Trust Tax Case
• Judging A Book: Willett Reviews 'Guilty Pleasures'
• Calif. Justices Say Pharmacy Customers Can't Force Refunds
• NJ Lottery Winner Loses Tax Refund Bid Over Late Filing
• LuLaRoe Gets Alaska Excess Sales Tax Suit Axed
• Individuals Can Get Foreign Tax Deduction, Treasury Says
• German Digital Ad Tax May Be A Concerning New Trend
• APA Workbook Doesn't Advocate Profit Split Method, IRS Says
• Women In Law Need Equal Treatment, Not Affirmative Action
• Justices Deem Injured Rail Worker's Compensation Taxable
• IRS Has Power To Impose Tax Preparer ID Fees, DC Circ. Says
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Skadden, Gibson
• Paying Out Calif.'s Proposed 'Data Dividend' Won't Be Easy
• Tax Appeal Win May Lead To Heartburn For Darden
• Fact-Intensive Tax Cases Likely After High Court W.Va. Ruling
• H&R Block Says Arbitration Clause Voids 'No-Poach' Suits
• NY Tax Minutes: Amazon, Congestion Pricing, GILTI Guidance
• Visible Diversity Is A Sign Of Organizational Health
• Shearman & Sterling Adds Ex-Kirkland Trusts, Estates Partner
• EU Finance Ministers Won't 'Force' Digital Tax, Official Says
• Simple Secrets For Writing A Killer Brief