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Tax - September, 2019

203 articles

• Pa. Casino Biz's $1.1M Tax Credit Claim Too Late, Court Says
• Dems Pressure FASB For Companies' Public Tax Disclosure
• Mozambique Says Oxy-Total Gas Deal To Yield $880M In Tax
• 4 States' Challenge To SALT Deduction Cap Dismissed
• Rising Star: Baker McKenzie's Maria Eberle
• Bank Has 2 Individuals' Tax Docs In Trump Row, 2nd Circ. Told
• True Wellness Requires A Deeper Look At Atty Profession
• Netflix To Settle Exec Bonus-Rigging Lawsuit
• Using Irish Treaty Funds To Avoid US Taxes In Direct Lending
• Former US Treasury Official Joins Steptoe & Johnson
• Pa. AG Says He Supports Legalizing Recreational Cannabis
• Wyden Calls For Investigation Into NRA's Tax-Exempt Status
• OECD Base Erosion Tax Faces Info-Sharing Hurdles
• Calif. Cement Co. Asks 9th Circ. To Up Depletion Tax Break
• ABA Tax Chair-Elect To Put Priority On Diversity, Transparency
• Rep. Neal May Release Whistleblower Info On Trump Audit
• The Laterals Audit: Tax Attorney Moves In September
• Taxation With Representation: Paul Weiss, Latham, Kirkland
• Trump And Vance Agree On Records Document Production
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• EU Tax Commissioner-Elect Open To Forcing Majority Voting
• Pursuing Wellness
• Kansas City Chiefs Urge Mo. High Court To Sack $1M Tax Bill
• San Jose And EBay Sign Sales Tax Sharing Deal
• Cannabis Banking Bill Could Aid Tax Administration
• Pipelines Can't Yet Fight FERC Tax Policy Shift, Shippers Say
• Chicago Wins Appeal Bid To Tax Fannie, Freddie Transfers
• IRS Voluntary Tax Compliance Rate Holds Steady At 84%
• What To Do When A Private Equity Firm Wants Your Business
• Mich. Tax Foreclosure Suit Belongs In State Court: County
• Iceland To Start OECD Global Tax Treaty Enforcement Jan. 1
• IRS Must Clarify Cryptocurrency Reporting Rules
• How BigLaw Is Adapting To Plaintiff-Side Litigation
• Impeachment Inquiry Could Imperil Tax Agenda, Rep. Says
• Fla. County Owes Tax To Other County, Appeals Court Rules
• NY, Conn. Govs Agree To Coordinate Marijuana Tax Efforts
• Film Producers Urge Justices To Allow Testimony In Tax Battle
• Tax And Estate Planning Attorney Joins Barnes & Thornburg
• J&J Beats Tax Ruling Over Insurance Coverage Outside NJ
• Pursuing Wellness: A Focus On Firm Holistic Health Training
• What IRS Bonus Depreciation Regs Mean For Public Utilities
• 3 Unanswered Tax Questions Facing M&A Attorneys
• Trump-Vance Tax Records Fight Paused As Feds Mull Options
• Judging A Book
• Calif. Donor Info Law Violates Constitution, US Justices Told
• 10th Circ. Cannabis Ruling Follows Federal Regulation Trend
• IRS Donor Rule Has Disclosure Movement Down But Not Out
• Cuomo Looks To Standardize Tri-State Area's Pot Policy
• Better Homes Publisher Says Printing Deal Justifies Deduction
• Judge Jackson Reviews 'When Should Law Forgive?'
• IRS Finalizes Pass-Through Rental Real Estate Safe Harbor
• Judiciary Gets A Boost From Supreme Court's Brexit Ruling
• Congress Has Right To Get Trump's Taxes, House Panel Says
• UK Parliament Recalled After Top Court Quashes Suspension
• EU Gets Mixed Result On Fiat, Starbucks Tax Appeals
• Top UK Court Rules Closing Parliament Before Brexit Unlawful
• Trump Tax Case Belongs In State Court, Manhattan DA Argues
• Former DOJ Atty Named Partner At Crowell & Moring
• PwC Settles SEC's Auditor Independence Charges For $8M
• Dispute Is For Tax Court, Not Bankruptcy Court, 7th Circ. Says
• Pursuing Wellness: Steps Toward A Supportive Firm Culture
• 8th Circ. Urged To Revisit Nix Of SD Tribe's Casino Tax Protest
• NJ Tax Stop: Impact Of Retained Rights On Inheritance Tax
• Netherlands Says Tobacco Multinational Dodged €1B In Tax
• College Of New Rochelle Files For Chapter 11 After Tax Woes
• Fed. Contract Rule Would Set 2% Excise Tax On Foreign Cos.
• EU Tax Transparency Rules May Lead To Information Overload
• Gov't Asks To Sell Apt. To Satisfy Man's $6.5M Tax Debt
• Ex-Treasurer Admits Looting Charity For Slain NY Cops' Kin
• Pursuing Wellness: Mental Health Education As A Firm Priority
• Amendments To Swiss-US Tax Treaty Enter Into Force
• Taxation With Representation: Simpson, Latham, Baker
• Proposed Cloud Tax Regs Foggy On Sourcing
• Influential Women In Tax: McDermott's Jane Wells May
• Calif. Tax Return Law Temporarily Blocked In Fed. Court
• Senate Panel Approves $11.4B In IRS Funding For 2020
• Pursuing Wellness: A Firm's Work With Mental Health Experts
• Trump Sues Manhattan DA To Block Release Of Tax Returns
• Chicago Overstepping With Streaming Tax, Users Tell Ill. Court
• House Panel To Explore Blocking Tax Benefits To Hate Groups
• EU Lawmakers Plan Push For Fair Digital Tax Agenda: Paper
• Influential Women In Tax: Weil Gotshal's Helyn Goldstein
• 'American Gangster' Atty Ducks Prison For Theft From Clients
• Senate Confirms 2 Treasury Nominees
• House Bill Seeks To Exclude FATCA For Some Americans Abroad
• Commission Erred In Apple's $14.3B Irish Tax Bill, Court Told
• Call Center Scammer Can't Appeal $9M Restitution: 5th Circ.
• Jailed Lawyer Exploring Plea Deal In EY Tax Shelter Case
• Pursuing Wellness: When A Firm Brings Counseling On Site
• Attys Seek $5M Award In AbbVie $16.7M Inversion Settlement
• 'Political' Shutdown Not A Matter For Judges, UK Court Told
• IRS Safe Harbor Proposal Hard On Restructuring Cos.
• Trump Not Yet Injured By NY Tax Return Law, Fed. Judge Says
• Influential Women In Tax: Thompson Coburn's Janette Lohman
• TurboTax Says Rival Santa Clara, LA Lawsuits 'Untenable'
• 9th Circ. Dooms Suit For Inability To Question Mexico Ruling
• Cozen Nabs Ex-Winstead Tax Atty For Project Finance Group
• Tobacco Cos. Say Ill. Law Preempts Chicago's Flat Tax
• Senate Subcommittee Approves $11.4B In IRS Funding
• Pursuing Wellness: Inside A Firm Meditation Program
• Influential Women In Tax: Skadden's Jessica Hough
• NY Tax Minutes: City Finances, Transparency, Tribunal Rulings
• PM Shut Down Parliament To 'Silence' MPs, UK Court Hears
• Sens. Issue Subpoenas In Conservation Easement Tax Probe
• Top 5 Modern Tax Challenges For Digital Health Companies
• Pfizer's Tax Interest Row Belongs In Claims Court: 2nd Circ.
• CalSavers Is Invalid Under ERISA, Feds Contend
• Prudential Units To Pay $33M For Misleading Funds
• Early Sampling Of Electronic Info Is Underutilized In Discovery
• Influential Women In Tax: Thompson & Knight's Emily Parker
• California, Follow NY's Lead And Pass An FCA Tax Bill
• IRS' Built-In Loss Rules Could Mar Sheen Of Distressed Cos.
• EU State Aid Case Targeting UK Tax Rule Faces More Appeals
• IRS Offers To Settle Microcaptive Insurance Tax Abuse Cases
• Trump's Tax Suit Must Be Heard In NY, State Officials Say
• Trump Urges Fed. Court To Suspend Calif. Tax Return Law
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, McDermott, Latham
• To Defer Or Not To Defer: Kisor's Impact On Tax Controversies
• FCC Needs New Rules To Stop 911 Fee Diversion: O'Rielly
• French Minister Urges Carbon Tax Accord, Voting Changes
• Beyond $15B: What's At Stake In The Apple Irish Tax Appeal
• Influential Women In Tax: Reed Smith's Kelley C. Miller
• The Factors Courts Consider In Deposition Location Disputes
• IRS Bonus Depreciation Regs Clarify Treatment Of Biz Groups
• FATCA, Information Exchange Could Aid Wealth Tax Enforcement
• DC Circ. Not Sure If IRS Can Slip Database Designation
• State Law Can't Stop Voiding Of NJ Tax Sale, 3rd Circ. Says
• Religious Tax Credit Ban Is Discriminatory, Justices Told
• Mass. Appeals Court Denies Raytheon's $8.3M Tax Refund Bid
• EU's Energy Tax Rules Lagging Climate Goals, Report Says
• Antitrust, Digital Policy Collide In Top EU Enforcer's 2nd Term
• Ill. Justices Urged To Defer To Tax Tribunal In $1.5M Suit
• What To Consider Before Filing For A Rule 57 Speedy Hearing
• Influential Women In Tax: Mayer Brown's Leah Robinson
• Senate Dems Seek To Tax E-Cigs At Same Rate As Tobacco
• House Dems To Hash Out Plan To Address SALT Deduction
• NY Tax 'Plainly Invalid,' Designer Edelman Tells Supreme Court
• 2nd Circ. Urged To Reveal Names In Bank's Trump Tax Letter
• Veolia Wins $2M Tax Refund At Mass. High Court
• Key US Tax Rules For Foreign Athletes And Entertainers
• Ex-KPMG Partner Gets Year In Prison For Regulatory Fraud
• OECD Seeking Unified Approach On Digital Taxation, Officials Say
• Influential Women In Tax: Latham's Jiyeon Lee-Lim
• Scottish Judges Rule Suspension Of UK Parliament Unlawful
• Crimeless Warrant Imperils Evidence In Check Cashing Case
• Former Italian Prime Minister Tapped For European Tax Post
• Lawyers Can Foster Compliance With Audit-Proof Expensing
• Internet Tax Act Vulnerable To Justices' NCAA Ruling: Panelist
• Notable Tax Amendments From Pennsylvania's Budget Bill
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Expanding The Meaning Of Diversity
• Influential Women In Tax: Kramer Levin's Pamela Capps
• Trump Says Suit Against NY Tax Return Law Belongs In DC
• Amazon Owes Tax On Marketplace Sales, SC Judge Says
• 8th Circ. Says SD Can Tax Sioux Casino Renovations
• Groups Denied Win In IRS FOIA Suit Over Immigration Raid
• Texas County Mulls Hospital, Emergency Services Tax Hikes
• SD Can Pull Tribe's Liquor License Over Tax, 8th Circ. Says
• Alaska Air's Captive Insurer Hit With $2.5M Sanction In Wash.
• Houston Attorney Convicted In $18M Tax Evasion Scheme
• 9th Circ. Shouldn't Rehear Altera Case, 29 Academics Say
• Influential Women In Tax: Jones Day's Kathryn Keneally
• Tax Compliance Headaches As Localities Wade Into Wayfair
• Time Is Short To Find Digital Tax Deal, French Minister Says
• IRS Proposes Axing Safe Harbor For Built-In Gains, Losses
• Trump Says Court Can't Butt In On Tax Return Row With Dems
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• Fate Of Poland's Digital Tax Plan Cloudy After Pence's Visit
• Baker Hughes Tells 5th Circ. $52M Contribution Is Deductible
• Ex-CEO's $40M Loss Deductions Not Legitimate, Justices Told
• Equity Pay Pro Returns To Baker McKenzie After Alphabet Gig
• Mont. And NJ's Win Against IRS Muddies Nonprofit Reporting
• Taxation With Representation: Debevoise, Wachtell, Gibson
• Influential Women In Tax: Fenwick & West's Larissa Neumann
• Tax, Wealth Planning Pro Joins Fox Rothschild In Minneapolis
• Cooperation Key To Tackling VAT Fraud, EU Official Says
• McDermott Adds Former Treasury Int'l Tax Deputy
• Colo. Asks Full 10th Circ. To Rehear Taxpayer Rights Case
• NRA To Review Ad Firm Docs Before Handoff In Tax Inquiry
• WNC Wraps Up $210M In Low-Income Housing Tax Funds
• NJ Lawmaker Targets 'Backroom Deals' On Tax Breaks
• Amid Cryptocurrency Tax Questions, IRS Signals Enforcement
• How The Wayback Machine Can Strengthen Your Case
• Key Aspects Of The Netherlands' Renewed Tax Ruling Practice
• EU's VAT Gap Fell To €137 Billion In 2017, Report Says
• Influential Women In Tax: Cravath's Lauren Angelilli
• NYC Sues T-Mobile For 'Rampant And Repeated' Deception
• Ga. To Roll Out SALT Cap Workaround For Pass-Throughs
• Santander Resolves Decadelong Dispute Over Tax Credits
• The Changes Helping IRS Whistleblower Program Grow Up
• Draft Civil Procedure Jurisdictional Rule Needs A Tweak
• Sen. Warren Would Fuel Green Energy Plan With Tax Breaks
• Global Approach Best On Digital Tax, Finland Official Says
• Influential Women In Tax: Cadwalader's Linda Swartz
• French Minister Hails US Meeting With Mnuchin On Digital Tax
• Glencore Wins $62.6M Dispute With Australia's Tax Authority
• Calif. Senate OKs Bill Nixing 'Varsity Blues' Tax Deductions
• Fla. Education Tax Exemption Case Won't Go To State Justices
• 8th Circ. Urged To Nix H&R Block's 'No-Poach' Arbitration Bid
• Influential Women In Tax: Barclay Damon's Sharon Brown
• Caplin Hires Ex-KPMG Director To Lead New SALT Practice
• British PM Loses Key Brexit Vote, Parliamentary Majority
• Greenwave Wants $250M For Opportunity Zone Fund
• 14 Influential Women In Tax Law