Tax Archive » April, 2021

Tax - April, 2021

172 articles

• Kinder's Bid To Nix $14B Tax Case Timely, Texas Justices Say
• IRS Updates Draft Int'l Tax Forms For Partnerships, S Corps
• Texas Justices Won't Consider Tax Agency's Immunity Claims
• 11th Circ. Won't Revive Madoff Victims' IRS Interest Suit
• Indiana Enacts $44B Biennium Budget With E-Cigarette Tax
• Akerman Adds Katten Benefits Pro To Chicago Tax Team
• 3 Unanswered Questions On The Employee Retention Credit
• Wash. Taxpayers Sue Over Capital Gains Tax
• Calif. Supreme Court Won't Hear SF Supermajority Tax Row
• Ex-Mayor Used Investor Cash For Shoes, Jewelry, Jury Told
• Texas Tax Talk: Sales Tax Sourcing And Court Access Issues
• Biden Plan Adds Momentum To Int'l Talks, EU Parliament Says
• Louisiana House Panel Advances Pot Legalization Bill
• SD Pot Law In Balance As Justices Weigh Constitutionality
• Ex-Mayor Was Warned Of Investor Trouble, Jury Hears
• Feds Accuse Bitcoin Fog Operator Of Money Laundering
• 1st Circ. Upholds Enhanced Sentence For Tax Fraudster
• New Markets Credit Will Aid Recovery In Low-Income Areas
• Jackson Hewitt Tax Preparers Denied Class Cert. In Wage Suit
• Senate Dems Inquire Into Ex-AG Barr's Influence On Tax Probe
• Ariz. Panel Rules Power Plant On Tribal Land Wrongly Taxed
• Biden Unveils $1.8T Aid Plan Paid By Higher Taxes On Wealthy
• UAW Reform Group Can't Intervene In $1.5M Fraud Deal
• Pa. Justices Will Weigh If Whistleblower Awards Are Taxable
• What OECD Scrutiny Means For Anti-Corruption In Brazil
• Mayor's Cash Grab Left App Investors Irate, Boston Jury Told
• The International Outlook For US Border Carbon Adjustments
• GOP Sens. Balk At Oil, Gas Tax Hikes For Infrastructure Bill
• Mylan Can Deduct Patent Suit Legal Fees, Tax Court Says
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Kentucky Tax Talk: Biz Expansion, COVID Relief Take Spotlight
• The Pandemic's Bright Spots For Lawyers Who Are Parents
• IRS May Have Let $29B Peer-To-Peer Payments Go Unreported
• The Domestic Landscape For US Border Carbon Adjustments
• California Donor Rule Invalid In All Cases, Justices Told
• 'Lying' Mayor Victimized Pot Cos. And Investors, Jury Told
• Mo. Lacks Standing To Block Tax Cut Limits, Treasury Says
• Hungary Derides Global Minimum Tax As Violating Sovereignty
• $10M Easement Deduction Properly Denied, 6th Circ. Told
• Man Can't Get FBAR Penalties Overturned, 11th Circ. Rules
• Judge Warns Of Unappealable Acquittal In Tribal Bribery Case
• Ill. Businesses Criticize Gov.'s NOL, Sales Tax Discount Caps
• Minn. House OKs PPP Cap, Expanded Combined Reporting
• Revise Mansfield Diversity Mandates To Also Benefit Veterans
• Impossible To Link Ikea, Uber Tax Structures, Vestager Says
• 9th Circ. Tosses Pot Co.'s Constitutional Attack On Tax Clause
• NYC Councilman Cops To Tax Fraud, Aims To Complete Term
• Senate GOP Unveils $568B Infrastructure Counterproposal
• Tax Dodger Appealed Tax Row Too Early, 10th Circ. Says
• Fla. Panel Won't Revisit School Tax Hike's Constitutionality
• Corruption Trial Puts Mass. Pot Regime Under Microscope
• Bipartisan Bill Would Block Data Brokers From Selling To Feds
• Corporate AMT Plan Revives Specter Of Earnings Distortion
• Sen. Wyden Proposes Broad Revamp Of Energy Tax Policy
• Fraudster Doc's Citizenship Revocation Proper, 5th Circ. Says
• Sens. Revive Bill To Expand Small Business Retirement Plans
• Justices Lean On Circuit Experience In Appellate Cost Fight
• Netflix, Others Urge 7th Circ. To Keep Fee Suit Federal
• Full 9th Circ. To Rehear Oakland's Wells Fargo Loan Bias Suit
• Wis. Board Approves Pared-Down $80M Foxconn Tax Break
• Dems Urge Barrett To Recuse From Donor Privacy Law Case
• Woman Agrees She Owes $3.3M In FBAR Penalties
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• European Commission Extends VAT Exemption For PPE
• Fla. To Tax Remote Sellers, Slash Biz Rent Tax
• Tailored Tax Responses Needed For Gig Economy, OECD Says
• NY Hikes Taxes On Businesses, Wealthy In $212B Budget
• IRS Launches Promoter Investigation Office To Thwart Abuse
• Ex-Tax Atty Gets 15-Month Stock Fraud Term Slashed
• Boston Preps For 1st Big Jury Trial, Lysol At The Ready
• Strict Scrutiny Needed For Calif. Donor Law, Justices Told
• La. Tax Talk: Legislature Takes On Tax Reform
• EU Listing Process Uses 'Objective Facts,' Panel Chief Says
• Law360's Guide To Biden's Judicial Picks
• Calif. Gets Pala Band's Fuel Tax Challenge Tossed
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: SAFE Banking Will Get A Floor Vote
• Prepare For Global Collaboration In Crypto Tax Enforcement
• Why The Future Law Firm Model Is Industry-Based Offerings
• Calif. Donor Law Requires Narrow Tailoring, Justices Told
• Roger Stone, Wife Owe $2M Tax Debt, Feds Say
• Tax Atty Helped CEO Evade Taxes On $225M, Indictment Says
• Dems Unleash Bill Targeting Fossil Fuel Tax Breaks, Subsidies
• Big Tech Group Offers Support For Biden Corp. Tax Rate Hike
• 10 Things to Know About US Competent Authority Assistance
• NY Pot-Potency Tax Raises Compliance, Complexity Concerns
• Cannabis Cos. Tell Justices To Allow $1.9M Tax Bill Dispute
• Minimum Tax Rate In EU Likely Near 12.5%, Official Says
• Florida Court Breaks Up Class In Sales Tax Suit Against BJ's
• Costly CEOs May Saddle Companies With Tax Under Biden
• Eversheds Adds Former Mayer Brown Tax Partner
• Md. Lawmakers OK Bill For IRS-Like Whistleblower Plan
• Energy Exec, Co. Debate Finality Of $2.5M Tax Credit Deal
• Ex-Alden CFO Charged With Embezzling $30M, To Plead Guilty
• Feds Want Jenner & Block Partner To Monitor UAW Deal
• UK Contractor Liable For Employment Tax, Tribunal Finds
• Yearly Tax Gap Could Exceed $1 Trillion, Rettig Says
• Thought Leadership's Critical Role In Law Firm Diversity
• The Senate's Filibuster Rules Are Unconstitutional
• AutoZone Urges Pa. Justices To Nix Value-Based Tax Appeal
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• NY Tax Disclosure Law Doesn't Apply To Ex-Pres., Trump Says
• Paul Weiss Hires Tax, Finance Partners in New York
• IRS Eyes Tweaks For Non-US Investment In Opportunity Zones
• Wis. Can Tax Tribal Land After Sale To Non-Indians
• Utah Federal Judge's Shift Opens Red-State Seat For Biden
• Atty Tells 11th Circ. Passport Denial Over Tax Violates Rights
• Md. Bill To Bar Passing On Digital Ad Tax Goes To Gov.
• Minn. House Panel OKs Legalizing, Taxing Recreational Pot
• New Mexico Becomes Latest State To Legalize Marijuana
• Lessons From Tax Court's Nixing Of Investor's Energy Credits
• Jackson Lewis Gets Benefits Pro Back From Morrison Cohen
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Mont. Weighs How To Dole Out Funds
• Swiss Court Says UBS Clients Can't Bar French Data Transfer
• 6th Circ. Upholds IRS Summons For Cannabis Biz Docs
• Perrigo Execs Ask Out Of Investor Lawsuit Over $1.9B Tax Bill
• GOP Lawmakers Want Fed. Relief Law's Tax Provision Blocked
• Partial Repeal Could Resolve Biden's SALT Cap Dilemma
• NY Landlord Must Face Tenants' Rent Suit, NY Court Says
• What Associates Should Consider Before Switching Practices
• Taxation With Representation: Fried Frank, White & Case, Weil
• Split 5th Circ. Denies Rehearing For $479M ACA Fee Dispute
• Ex-Jenkens Atty's Wife Wants Feds Sanctioned Over Docs
• Dems Look To Treasury Regs To Simplify GILTI Tax Changes
• Fla. Lawmakers OK Amended $1B Marketplace, Nexus Tax Bill
• Minn. Panel OKs PPP Tax Cap, Expanded Combined Reporting
• W.Va. Senate Advances Personal Income Tax Repeal
• 4 Effective Ways To Prioritize Client Advocacy
• IRS LB&I Head Chosen As Enforcement Deputy Commissioner
• Rivkin Radler Adds 4 Partners To Rebranded Estates Group
• Kirkland Welcomes New Tax Partner From Weil
• Va. Moves Up Date To Legalize, Tax Marijuana To July 1
• NY Legislature OKs $4.3B Tax Hikes On Biz And Wealthy
• Biden Scales Back Corp. Minimum Tax Proposal In New Plan
• Biz Groups Back Fees Over Tax Hikes As Highway Funding Fix
• Ex-Texas Atty Denied COVID-19 Prison Release
• 'Varsity Blues' Dad Suing Netflix Over Doc: I'm No Loughlin
• Remote Law Firm Culture Should Prioritize Associate Training
• Ky., Tenn. Sue Treasury Over Virus Law's State Tax Cut Limit
• Okla. Tribes Say Reservation Rulings Back Gambling Suit
• Gravel Income From Tribal Land Not Taxable, Justices Told
• FedEx Investor Urges Chancery To Keep Smuggling Suit Alive
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Key Considerations For Litigation Settlement Trustees
• Virtual Litigation May Unravel The Narcissistic Lawyer
• 1st Circ. Not Buying CPA's Innocence In Late Pol's Tax Fraud
• Justices Won't Let Solicitor General Argue Bond Costs Fight
• NH House Advances Budget With Business Tax Cuts
• ABA Remote Work Guide Raises Bar For Atty Tech Know-How
• How NY's Cannabis Legalization Act Prioritizes Equity
• Yellen Outlines Case For Global Minimum Corporate Tax
• 1st Circ. Doubts Ex-RI Gov. Shielded From Trucker Subpoena
• Dems' International Tax Plan Would Keep IP Incentive
• US Gets High Court Argument Time In Calif. Donor Info Row
• US Advance Pricing Agreements, Amid COVID And Before
• Mo. AG Asks Court To Block Broad Tax Cut Limits In Virus Law
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Torys, Goodwin
• Lateral Hire Conflict Screening Lessons From DLA Piper Case
• Gartner Beats US Lawsuit Brought By Former Thai Agent
• Judge Orders US To Justify Broad Crypto Doc Request
• Oxfam Backs IMF Call To Hold Off Austerity
• ARPA Draws Courts Into Battle Over 'Strings Attached' Funds
• NM Lawmakers Pass Adult-Use Marijuana Measures
• IRS Cleared To Seek Info On Circle's Crypto Customers
• Perrigo Hid $1.9B Tax Bill, Class Says In Seeking Fast Win
• Buchalter Adds Tax, Estate Planning Pro From Foster Garvey
• NY, Other States Back Calif.'s Donor Info Law Before Justices
• High Court Hotels.com Case Could Alter Appellate Strategy
• Lyft Must Face NYC Drivers' Pay Practices Suit
• Real Estate Pros Hit With Syndicated Easement Fraud Suit
• Ex-Tribal Chair Denies Tax Charges In Bribery Case
• IRS Asks Justices To Not Revive Pot Cos.' $1.9M Tax Fight
• Choosing A Branch Or Subsidiary For Overseas Expansion