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Tax - October, 2019

233 articles

• Moody's Can Use Market Sourcing For NY Franchise Tax
• Dems Ask Treasury Watchdog To Probe Opportunity Zones
• Judge Wrong To Let IRS Seize Law Firm's Files, 4th Circ. Says
• OECD Tightens Data-Swap Standard For Lowest-Tax Areas
• Trump Biz Docs Critical To House Investigations, DC Circ. Told
• Draft Opportunity Zone Form Asks For Investment Info
• Treasury Seeks To Narrow Obama Earnings Stripping Rules
• 5 Trends Influencing RFPs For Law Firms
• Mich. House Passes Bill To Legalize And Tax Sports Betting
• The Laterals Audit: Tax Attorney Moves In October
• IRS Agents' Search Of Biz Wasn't Excessive, 2nd Circ. Says
• Tax Court Decision May Open Up New Challenges To 280E
• More States Embracing Partnership Audit Rules, Panelists Say
• Deal With Puerto Rico Pension, Tax Claims Locally, Court Says
• IRS Can't Summons Bank Docs In French Probe, Court Told
• French Paid Highest Taxes In EU In 2018, Ireland Lowest
• House Says Full-Body OK Not Needed For Trump Tax Suit
• Electric Co. Owner's Tax Refund Fight Revived By 5th Circ.
• Cannabis Atty Wins OK To Sue Lawyer Over Malpractice Case
• Whistleblower Can't Share In $1.5M Restitution, 3rd Circ. Says
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Being There For Families In Trouble
• UK Gov't Sets Dec. 12 Election After Pulling Brexit Bill
• EU Needs Comprehensive Digital Approach, Vestager Says
• In The (Opportunity) Zone: How To Avoid Diligence Pitfalls
• UK Soft On Corp. Tax Dodging Despite Pledge, Watchdog Says
• Rettig Wants IRS Audits To 'Touch Every Neighborhood'
• Wis. Tribes Seek Too Much Info In Tax Row, Court Told
• Tax Shelter Accountant's Appeal Too Late, 7th Circ. Says
• Wells Fargo Calls Oakland's Housing Harm Suit A 'Mockery'
• Tax Court Says It Has No Jurisdiction Over Ambiguous Notice
• House OKs Age-Check Mandate For Online E-Cigarette Sales
• OECD Fixed Return Plan Adds To Debate Over Defining Terms
• Expatriation Tax Next On IRS Crypto Enforcement List
• In The (Opportunity) Zone: How To Navigate Lending Issues
• Texas Justices Won't Hear Gas Co.'s Double-Tax Dispute
• 3 Ways To Disclose Cryptocurrency Transactions To The IRS
• $16.7M AbbVie Inversion Settlement Gets Final Approval
• Buchalter Firm Announces New Cannabis, Hemp Law Group
• Taxation With Representation: Weil, Gibson, Blake, Baker
• High Court Asked To Review $2M Partnership Tax Penalty Row
• Ex-IRS Attorney Joins Ballard Spahr's Finance Group
• New Tax Evasion Blooms After Int'l Crackdown, Panelists Say
• Trump Again Asks DC Circ. To Block Biz Record Subpoena
• OECD Proposal May Increase Multinationals' Worldwide Tax
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• In The (Opportunity) Zone: How To Structure Funds
• Public Company Tax Disclosure Still Stalled In EU Committee
• OECD Proposal May Miss Nuance Of Online User Taxation
• Attys Fear IRS Appeals Pilot Will Prove Adversarial, Expensive
• NC Business And Personal Tax Cuts Pass State Senate
• NJ Couple Wins New Trial In Negligence Row With Accountant
• Senators Far From Tax Extenders Deal, GOP Lawmaker Says
• Military Service Can't Excuse $3.4M Estate Tax Bill, Court Says
• Latex Not Enough Cover For Adult Tax Exemption, Texas Says
• IRS Bar On Pot Biz Deductions Constitutional, Tax Court Says
• IRS Never Proved Forex Trades Were Rigged, DC Circ. Hears
• Vance Tells 2nd Circ. Trump's Immunity Gambit Is Fake Law
• Real Estate Rumors: Pebb Capital, Chetrit, Sterling
• Senate Rejects Attempt To Undo IRS SALT Workaround Rule
• 4 Recreational Marijuana Tax Revenue Takeaways For States
• Where Law Firm Partners Go When Changing Jobs
• Only Gov't Can Enforce Federal Restitution, Fla. Court Says
• NYC, Calif. Sue US Postal Service Over Contraband Cigarettes
• Another UAW Official Pleads Guilty In DOJ Corruption Probe
• Feds Say DC Solar Was $1B Ponzi As 2 Affiliates Plead Guilty
• DC Circ. Ruling Aids Protest Of House's Tax Suit, Trump Says
• House Passes Bill To Unmask Shell Corporation Owners
• Senate Dems Plan Vote To Undo IRS SALT Workaround Rule
• NY Commuters Seek Class Status In Row Over Fine Notices
• 3 Ways To Leverage Vulnerability For Lawyer Well-Being
• IRS Proposed Regs Could Guide Tax Choices For Libor's End
• German Official Urges National, Int'l Action On Tax Avoidance
• Locating 'Tax Abode' For US Workers Abroad
• IRA Custodian Owes No Duty To Beneficiary, Mass. Court Says
• Pot Co. Harborside Gets $11M Bill After Tax Code Fight
• TCJA May Not Pick Up Slack If Internal Debt Rule Scrapped
• House Panel Seeks Toss Of Trump Suit To Block NY Tax Law
• Disclaimers Can't Aid Merrill In Tax Savings Suit, Investor Says
• Manhattan DA To Pause Trump Tax Subpoena Pending Appeal
• How 401(k) Bankruptcy Exemption Can Be Lost
• Tax Policy Insights From The EU Commissioner Hearings
• Most UK Gov't Contracts Go To Cos. With Tax Haven Presence
• Chicago Mayor Proposes Congestion Taxes For Uber, Lyft
• NJ Tax Dept. Clarifies New Unitary Biz Definitions
• Alston & Bird Adds International Tax Pro As Partner
• $4M Refund Belongs To Bank, Not Parent, FDIC Tells Justices
• New Data Shows BigLaw's True Profitability
• NM Should Set 17% Tax On Legal Cannabis, Task Force Says
• Taxation With Representation: Weil, Skadden, Kirkland
• How 280E Became The Pot Industry's Boogeyman
• GILTI May Still Create Constitutional Issues For States
• German Airline Ticket Tax Hike Faces Headwinds
• Kentucky Tax Talk: What Governor Candidates Would Change
• Denmark Can Use UK Docs In Foreign Tax Fraud Litigation
• Dishonesty Marred NJ Tax Incentive Program, Task Force Told
• Trump Tells 2nd Circ. Manhattan DA's Tax Subpoena Is Illegal
• House Examines Boom In Buybacks Amid Bills To Curb Them
• GOP Sen. Vows To Confront Trump About C-Band Private Sale
• Review NRA's Tax-Exempt Status, House Dems Urge IRS, DOJ
• FERC Greenlights Grid Operators' Energy Storage Plans
• Fast-Track Trump's Financial Subpoena, Panel Tells DC Circ.
• Cuomo Says Legislators Must Take Action On Vaping Bans
• Mich. Tax Foreclosure Suit Must Stay In Fed. Court: Resident
• Wis. Justices Take Up Dispute Over Gov.'s Veto Power
• Opportunity Zone Info Reports Needed, House Panel Told
• Crypto Compliance Guidance In The Works, Top IRS Atty Says
• Energy Trade Groups Look To Enter Keystone XL Pipeline Suit
• NYC Says It's Immune To Suit Over 'Unfair' Property Tax Policy
• Trump Says Only US Should Tax Its Tech Giants, Not France
• Why Trump's Orders On Agency Guidance Are Significant
• NJ Justices To Review College Eatery's Tax Exemption
• Fla. Remote Sales Tax Bill OK'd By Senate Committee
• Tax Frequent Flyers To Cut Emissions, UK Committee Says
• CalSavers Isn't Trumped By ERISA, Calif. Says
• Real Estate Rumors: Beacon, Sapir, Command Financial Press
• 8th Circ. Won't Rethink Nix Of SD Tribe's Casino Tax Protest
• Strategies For Recovery Of Capitalized Transaction Costs
• NJ Tax Stop: GILTI Guidance Gaps Need Filling
• Manhattan DA Asks For Trump Tax Subpoena From 2nd Circ.
• 4th Circ. To Rehear DC, Md. Emoluments Case Against Trump
• FERC Can't Yank Pipeline Tax Perk, DC Circ. Hears
• Pulling Up Stakes: Winston & Strawn, Sidley, K&L Gates
• Calif. OKs Income Tax Deductions For Cannabis Biz Operators
• Reality TV Stars Sue Ga. Tax Investigators In Evasion Dispute
• Direct Taxes: Pa. Corporate Nexus Test Is Deeply Flawed
• IRS Crypto Guidance Clarifies A Few Things For Investors
• Recreational Marijuana Bill Floated By 2 Pa. Senators
• Justices Won't Review Ex-CEO's $40M Tax Deduction Appeal
• French Finance Minister Urges EU Tax On Shipping, Aviation
• Calif. Gov. Vetoes Bill Curbing Local Tax Rebate Deals
• Courts Keep Rejecting Litigation Funding Discovery Campaign
• Presidents Immune From Criminal Probes, Trump Tells 2nd Circ.
• $7.8T Of Assets Held Offshore, EU Tax-Evasion Study Finds
• 4 Lingering Questions About OECD's Global Tax Plan
• How Emotionally Intelligent AI Could Assist With E-Discovery
• NJ Biz Can't Appeal $4.5M Property Value, Appeals Court Says
• How The Opportunity Zone Rules Can Work For Entrepreneurs
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, Covington, Vinson
• Injury Atty Indicted, Accused Of Trying To Hide $1M From IRS
• IRS Cryptocurrency Guidance Leaves Unanswered Questions
• Ballard Spahr Brings Back Ex-Fannie Mae Public Finance Atty
• EY Hires Former Microsoft Tax Atty With Treasury Experience
• Trump Business Records Can Be Subpoenaed, DC Circ. Says
• What Do Trump's Orders Mean For Agency Guidance?
• Amid Turmoil, Nissan Names New Legal Head
• Did Citi Dupe DOJ In Forex Investigation?
• H&R Tells 8th Circ. No Poach Bid Belongs In Arbitration
• 2nd. Circ. Won't Unseal Names On Records In Trump Tax Case
• Mo. Woman Gets 57 Months For Medicaid, Tax Fraud Scheme
• Deal In Nationstar Mortgage Tax Suit Gets Initial Approval
• Preventable Risks Your Law Firm May Be Overlooking
• Austrian Upper House Passes Digital Advertising Tax
• Switzerland Drops Off EU Tax Gray List After Reforms
• LA Residents Get OK On $32M Gas Bill Overcharge Deal
• Subcontractor Costs Deductible, Rig Co. Tells Texas Justices
• Costs Of AMC Shows Not Deductible, Texas High Court Told
• Trump Reins In Regulators' Enforcement Powers
• Texas Justices Told Tax Deductions Apply To Machine Rentals
• 6 Ethics Tips For Attorneys Making Lateral Transfers
• German Cabinet Endorses Controversial Disclosure Rule
• IRS Clarifies Tax Treatment Of Crypto Hard Forks, Airdrops
• Allen Matkins Adjusts On The Fly For Opportunity Zone Fund
• OECD's Proposed Tax Rules Could Use Sales-Based Formula
• Va. Court Won't Consider Mass. Cookie Nexus Challenge
• DC Officials Propose Sugary Drink Tax Of 1.5 Cents An Ounce
• IRS Proposes Tax Relief For Transition From Libor
• 5th Circ. Affirms 6-Year Sentence In Tax Fraud Scheme
• EU Ready To Act On Digital Tax If No Global Deal: Vestager
• Is A Tax By Any Other Name Still A Tax? 1st Circ. Wonders
• Calif. Ruling May Curb Aggressive Foreign LLC Taxation
• Ex-Treasury Atty Rejoins Covington As Partner In Tax Group
• Montana Wants In On New Keystone XL Pipeline Suit
• Wis. Tax On Union Pacific Software Illegal, 7th Circ. Affirms
• Ohio Halts Bitcoin Tax Payments Amid Procedure Concerns
• Justices Won't Hear Pot Biz's Dispute Over Tax Deductions
• High Court Won't Hear Charity's Challenge To $34M Tax Bill
• New CFC Rules Too Narrow To Fix Tax Overhaul Misfire
• High Court Passes Over Sunoco $306M Tax Refund Fight
• Tax Prep Co. Gets Final OK For $3M Data Breach Settlement
• Justices Deny Designer's Challenge To NY's Intangibles Tax
• OECD 'Fumbling' Chance For Int'l Tax Change, Watchdog Says
• 2nd Circ. Pauses NY's Subpoena Of Trump Tax Returns
• President's Private Business Interests Are Not Above The Law
• Sullivan & Cromwell Fights $3.9M Tax Bill On NYC HQ
• IRS' Hands Tied By Broad Anti-Abuse Rule For Offshore Biz
• Screen-Sharing Sales Not Taxable, Citrix Tells Mass. Justices
• Legalize Pot For Public Health's Sake, State Regulators Say
• Treasury Watchdog To Review Trump Tax Request Response
• Tax Law Win Hurts Marriott In Data Breach MDL, Chicago Says
• Wolf Haldenstein Nabs Lead In Molson Coors Stock-Drop Suit
• Direct Taxes: The Next Shoe To Drop After Wayfair?
• Taxation With Representation: Sullivan, Fried Frank, Milbank
• 'Varsity Blues' Participants Can't Get Tax Breaks In Calif.
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Rising Star: Skadden's B. Chase Wink
• Wyden Wants Probe Of Whistleblower Claim On Trump's Taxes
• Anti-Gun Group's IRS Complaint Targets NRA's Tax Exemption
• Clash On FASB Reporting, Taxes Reveals Independence Fears
• 'Accidental' US Taxpayers Sue France Over Disclosure Rules
• DOJ Push Into Trump Tax Return Suit 'Audacious,' Vance Says
• Congress Left Holding Bag On Tax Depreciation 'Retail Glitch'
• Baker McKenzie Adds Ex-McDermott Atty To Tax Practice
• 4 Plead Not Guilty To $99M Health Care Fraud In NJ
• EU Market Watchdog Seeks To Eliminate Cum-Ex Scams
• Rising Star: Morrison & Foerster's Nicole Johnson
• California Tax Takes: Unclaimed Property Amnesty May Return
• Molson Coors Stock-Drop Suits Over Tax Reporting Combined
• Consider The Power Of Tactical Empathy
• EU Official Says Best Tax Solution Is International
• New EU Tax Commissioner Pledges Carbon Border Tax
• Calif. To Appeal Fed. Block Of Tax Return Law, Official Says
• Honigman's Work Must Source To Detroit, Mich. Justices Told
• Calif. Appeals Court Finds City Fuel Storage Tax Improper
• Court Axes Suit Claiming IBM Coerced IRS Into $265M Deal
• FINRA Fines UBS $2M For Continued Muni Violations
• CEO's Bankruptcy Can't Kill Tax Debt Yet, Utah Judge Says
• Denmark To Fully Enact Global Tax Pact In 2020
• The Problem — And Opportunity — Of Implicit Bias In The Bar
• Wisconsin Trailing In Midwest's Race To Legalize Cannabis
• Rising Star: McDermott's Caroline Ngo
• 6 Tax Questions For EU Economy Commissioner-Elect
• NY Donor Law For Tax-Exempt Orgs Ruled Unconstitutional
• 10th Circ. Urged To Nix Colo. AG's En Banc Bid In TABOR Row
• 3 OECD Tax Proposals To Know Ahead Of Unified Approach
• Ill. Appeals Court Upholds Chicago's Streaming Services Tax
• 11th Circ. Reverses Tax Preparer's $3.5M Restitution Order
• Geico Urges 7th Circ. Not To Revive Class Action Over Tax
• Judging A Book: Thapar Reviews Gorsuch's 'A Republic'
• Tax Factors To Consider In PE Purchase Price Negotiations
• Rising Star: Eversheds Sutherland's Maria Todorova
• US To Enter Trump's Suit To Block Release Of Tax Returns
• Atty Shouldn't Get Retrial Over $18M Tax Scheme, Court Told
• IRS Floats Treating Some Foreign Branches In Pre-TCJA Way