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Tax - May, 2021

163 articles

• Law360 Names 2021's Top Attorneys Under 40
• Mask Sales Tax Dispute Belongs In Pa. State Court, Brief Says
• IRS Summons Ruling Isn't A Total Loss For Investors
• Costa Rica Becomes 38th OECD Member, 4th In Latin America
• COVID Rules Unlikely To Win Ex-Mayor New Corruption Trial
• Stock Option Expensing Puts Corp. Taxes In Public Spotlight
• IRS Crypto Crackdown Poised To Go Global
• 5 Tips To Help Your 2021 Summer Associates Succeed
• NH Senators Back Banning States Taxing Remote Workers
• Thai Court Investigating Toyota Judicial Bribery Claims
• Tech Orgs Say New Fla. Social Media Law Limits Free Speech
• Yellen Calls For More IRS Funding, Access To Bank Data
• Pa. Tax Talk: Takeaways From 2 Commonwealth Court Rulings
• Firms Should Use Surveys To Make Smart Legal Tech Choices
• NEX Gets TP ICAP Suit Over £1.3B Deal Disclosures Trimmed
• Lower Courts Can't Alter Appellate Cost Awards, Justices Say
• LA Oversteps With TurboTax Fraud Claims, Intuit Tells Judge
• DOJ Takes Toyota Thai Bribery Probe To Texas Grand Jury
• 4 Takeaways From New COBRA Subsidy Guidance
• IRS Can't Tax Man's Crypto That He Created, Court Told
• Justices' Nod To Preemptive Tax Challenges May Caution IRS
• Pa. Justices Won't Review Interpreter Classification Ruling
• Trump's Attys Insist House Committee's Doc Subpoena Invalid
• SG Tells Justices To Pass On NH v. Mass. Remote Tax Case
• Austrian Bankers Laundered $170M For Odebrecht, Feds Say
• FCC's Carr Says Big Tech Must Pay For Its Strain On Internet
• Treasury Nominee Pledges To Address Trillion-Dollar Tax Gap
• Conn. House Leader Says Legal Pot, Tax Deal Close
• Fla. To Revoke Tax Breaks For Platforms That Ban Politicians
• Don't Forget Due Diligence In Race For Lateral Associate Hires
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Ex-Senate Tax Counsel Joins Brownstein Hyatt's DC Office
• Del. Suffers Early Loss In High Court Unclaimed Property Row
• IRS Tells Justices To Uphold Summonses On Pot Cos.
• Treasury Eyes Crypto Reporting To Narrow The Tax Gap
• Whistleblower Says Suit Over Firing Belongs In Calif.
• Real Estate Rumors: Related, Luzzatto, Plantation City Council
• Pardoned NJ Atty Not Held Liable Yet For Ex-Firm's Debt
• Day Pitney Snags Ex-Dentons Partner To Chair Tax Group
• Ohio Tax Talk: One Company's Trash Is Another's Exemption
• Convicted Ex-NBA Player Denied 3rd Circ. Review Of Tax Bill
• Utility Sues Pa. County For Claiming Water Tower Is Taxable
• Mattel Hit With Derivative Suit In Del. Over $109M Tax Error
• Microsoft Can Apportion Sales Tax, Top Mass. Court Says
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: 2 Red States Legalize, With Caveats
• Florida Adopts Housing Tax Breaks, Sales Tax Changes
• Sens. Restart Bipartisan Push For Retirement Plan Access
• 1st Amendment Questions After Maryland Billboard Tax Ruling
• Lessons In Civility From The Alex Oh Sanctions Controversy
• Justices Clear Path For More Challenges To IRS Regulations
• Iowa Town Must Face Challenge To $50M Google Fiber Build
• NY County Says Justices Must Weigh Tribal Property Tax Row
• US, Global Tax Revamp Could Fill Vaccine Need, Study Says
• Trade Groups Urge Justices To Review $600M NY Opioid Tax
• Court Urged To Restore Detroit's Pot License Residency Rule
• Ex-Hotel Exec Can't Trim $13.8M Theft Ruling At 3rd Circ.
• Biz Record Admissibility Rule Must Adapt To An ESI World
• Biden Tax Enforcement Plan Could Raise $2.3T, Treasury Says
• Sidley Lures Energy-Focused Tax Pro From White & Case
• House GOP Pitches $400B Plan For 'Core' Infrastructure
• NH Judge Won't Reconsider $824K FBAR Ruling
• Treasury Rule Doesn't Fix Law Limiting Tax Cuts, Ohio Says
• Pa. Justices OK Dechert's Office Tax Break Double-Dip
• Montana Gov. Signs Bill Launching Legal Pot After Tweaks
• NY Attorney General's Probe Of Trump Goes Criminal
• McD's Franchisees' $3M Deductions Nixed In Australia Court
• Finance Panel Grapples Over Taxes For Infrastructure Reform
• Ohio Panel OKs Blocking Local Taxes On Teleworkers In 2021
• Kasowitz Real Estate Litigation Leader Sees Rise In Activism
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Judging A Book: Rodriguez Reviews 'When Machines Can Be Judge'
• Minn. Gov., Leaders Agree On Budget With Full PPP Relief
• Trump Near Deal With Dems In Deutsche Bank Subpoena Suit
• Kyrgyz Gov't 'Seizes' Mine After Centerra Starts Arbitration
• Cairn Hits Up Air India For Arbitration Award In Tax Case
• Alabama Legalizes Medical Pot With Restrictive Law
• Justices Won't Review Vt. Tax On Gains Against Telecom Co.
• Justices Revive Challenge To IRS Microcaptive Reporting Rule
• Authorities Bust VAT Fraud Scheme Costing Spain €26M
• 4 Firms Rep $43B AT&T, Discovery Reverse Morris Trust Deal
• Monthly Child Tax Credit Payments Start In July, Biden Says
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Neb. Advocates Eye Medical Pot Redo
• Let's End The Offshoring Of US Patents
• Swiss Insurance Group Will Pay $77M For Aiding Tax Evasion
• Mass. Condo Developer Cops To Hiding $1.2M From IRS
• Minn. House OKs Legalizing, Taxing Recreational Marijuana
• Pardoned NJ Atty On Hook For Ex-Firm's Debt, Creditor Says
• Miss. High Court Overturns Medical Pot Ballot Measure
• 5 Steps For Law Firms Rethinking Flexible Work Post-COVID
• Bilzin Sumberg Invests In Tax Practice With 3 New Attys
• Husch Blackwell Adds 3 Ex-K&L Gates Attys As Partners
• Ex-Mayor Convicted In Boston's 1st Big Trial Of Pandemic
• $30M Transfers Not Part Of Woman's Estate, Tax Court Rules
• 8th Circ. Kicks Mayo Clinic's $11.5M Tax Row To Lower Court
• Ariz. Accuses Feds Of Putting Financial Gun To States' Heads
• Shell Wins Backing From Australian Court In Tax Dispute
• Ill. Justices Urged To Strike County's Firearms, Ammo Taxes
• Singapore Court Nixes India's 'Backdoor Appeal' In Tax Fight
• Jenner & Block Partner Appointed To Monitor UAW Deal
• Amazon Did Not Receive Illegal State Aid, EU Court Says
• House Committee Approves Tax Haven Disclosure Bill
• Apple, Chicago Trade Jabs Over Streaming Tax Case Ripeness
• Congress' Inaction Keeps Poor From Getting Stimulus Money
• Judge's Rebuke Of Mass. AG Has Lessons For All Attorneys
• Fed Court Tosses Mo.'s Bid To Block Virus Tax Cut Prohibition
• Taxpayers Hold $2T Abroad In Tax Havens, IRS Official Says
• Fiat State Aid Ruling Missed The Mark, Attys Tell EU Court
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Baker McKenzie Taps London Leader As Global Regional CEO
• Tax-Focused Partner Rejoins Lathrop GPM
• ECJ Adviser Deems Portugal's Dividend Withholding Tax Legal
• Font Considerations To Give Your Legal Briefs An Edge
• LuxLeaks Whistleblower Loses Human Rights Appeal
• California Feds Decry Avenatti's Bid For Trial Delay
• How Biden's First 100 Days Will Affect Gov't Contractors
• States To Explore Digital Taxes Despite Ad Tax Suits, Attys Say
• Treasury Offers Key Exceptions To Tax Cut Ban For Fed. Aid
• New Foreign Tax Rule Won't Violate Treaties, US Official Says
• Jury Hears Ex-Mayor Guilty Of 'Disgusting' Conduct In Fraud
• Make Profitability Management Part Of Your Law Firm Culture
• Winner's Playbook: Behind The Scenes Of Lamps Plus
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Medical Pot Advances In The South
• Ala. Revenue Dept. To Ask 11th Circ. To Restore Rail Fuel Tax
• Private Sector Could Help Fund $2T Infrastructure Bill
• Blue Cross Defends $3M Tax Refund Ruling To Texas Justices
• Herrick Feinstein Snags 2 New York Affordable Housing Pros
• Disbarred Mass. Atty Gets 2 Years For Pilfering From Trust
• Addressing New COBRA Duties Under Virus Relief Law
• Ex-Fla. Rep. Gets New Trial After Removal Of Faith-Led Juror
• 'We Build The Wall' Head Hit With New Indictment Over Taxes
• 11th Circ. Says Use Of Biz Account Bars Ch. 7 Debt Discharge
• Ohio Lawmakers Lob Sports Betting Legalization In New Bill
• Tax Consulting Firm Alliantgroup Adds Former IRS Leader
• CalSavers Defeats ERISA Preemption Challenge In 9th Circ.
• Online Taxes Hurt Small Digital Cos., Industry Rep Says
• Ex-Mayor's Fraud, Bribery Case Nears End As Defense Rests
• Trump Doc Subpoena Should Be Upheld, House Panel Says
• 4 Trends In Discoverability Of Litigation Funding Documents
• Cayuga Tribe Urges Justices To Rebuff NY County's Tax Case
• Sens. Urge FinCEN To 'Promptly' Roll Out Corporate Database
• Trump-Era Tariff Angst Hasn't Gone Away Under Biden
• Fla. Pot Legalization, Taxation Fail In Legislature
• Mass. Mayor Took Cash Bribe Stuffed In Clipboard, Jury Told
• Ex-Alden Shoe Exec Admits $30M Theft, Faces 4-Year Term
• OECD Tax Package Coming By October, Saint-Amans Says
• Mongolia Threatens End To Mine Pact Over Tax Spat, Co. Says
• Ex-Mayor's Allies Arranged $25K Bribe Drop-Off, Jury Told
• Long Road Ahead For Biden's Individual Tax Hike Proposal
• Pot Delivery Biz Owner Cops To Tax, Laundering Charges
• Texas, Miss., La. Sue Treasury Over Tax Cut Ban For Fed. Aid
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• 7 Lessons For Young Lawyers Starting Their Careers
• Lawmakers Urge Yellen To Stiffen Reporting For Hedge Funds
• Mattel Investors Seek Class Cert. Over Understated Tax Bill
• Hotels, Hospitality Union Urge Passage Of COVID-19 Relief Bill
• Associate Tells Of Mass. Mayor's $250K Pot Shop Bribes
• Feds Fight Arizona's Bid To Block Limits On Tax Cuts
• Canadian Fintech Wealthsimple Touts $611M Funding Round
• What Value-Added Tax Might Look Like In The US
• Michael Jackson's Image Worth Just $4M, Tax Court Rules
• New Tariffs Get Chilly Reception In Digital Tax Fight
• 3 Major Implications For States In Biden's Tax Plans
• Justices Won't Revive Cannabis Companies' $1.9M Tax Fight