Tax Archive » February, 2023

Tax - February, 2023

129 articles

• Fla. Jury Finds No Infringement In Data Patent Suit
• Jackson's First Opinion Shows Divide Over Legislative History
• Pa. Justices Split Over 'Welcome, Neighbor' Tax Appeals
• India's Budget Proposals May Ease Entry For Certain Sectors
• Latham Adds Former Kirkland Partner To Tax Practice
• Wash. Appeals Court Rules Against State In Biz Tax Dispute
• Latino Workers, Feds' Settlement Over IRS Raid Gets Final OK
• OnlyFans Liable For VAT, ECJ Rules
• German Banker Who Fled To Spain Charged In Cum-Ex Scam
• Justices Say Del. Can't Keep Abandoned MoneyGram Checks
• Justices Reject Higher Fines For Nonwillful FBAR Violations
• Eversheds Sutherland Adds Tax Partner From Mayer Brown
• DeSantis Takes Disney's District Keys, Appoints New Board
• Sierra Club Asks EU To Cease Challenges To US EV Tax Credit
• EU, UK Agree To Brexit Terms On Future Of Northern Ireland
• Steps Lawyers Can Take Following Involuntary Terminations
• Justices Should OK Biden's Student Loan Forgiveness Plan
• Ga. Weighs Curbs On Homeless, Gender Surgery, Vaping
• High Court Ax Of Atty-Client Privilege Case Deepens Split
• Mass. Money Manager Gets 9 Years For Gambling Client Funds
• Manafort Agrees To Pay $3.2M In FBAR Penalties
• Best Practices For Celeb Alcohol Ventures In Growing Market
• Cannabis And Psychedelics Roundup: N.H. Eyes Legalization
• Kinder Morgan Says Texas Justices Should Nix Valuation Case
• Tribes Owed Immunity In Bankruptcy Cases, High Court Told
• Locke Lord Adds Tax Controversy Partner From Gray Reed
• Comparing NY And NJ Reverse False Claims Statutes
• Justices Urged To Affirm 6th Circ. OK Of IRS Firm Summonses
• Full 8th Circ. Urged To Revive 'Block' Bar On H&R Block Rival
• Pa. Justices Nix BJ's Customer's 38-Cent Tax Refund Claim
• 3 Job Satisfaction Questions For Partners Considering Moves
• Tax Refund Agency Shuttered By HMRC
• DOJ Issues Corp. Self-Disclosure Policy For US Atty's Offices
• Pa. Justices OK J&J Unit's $2.1M Tax Refund In Sourcing Fight
• Societe Generale Inks $157M Deal In Stanford Ponzi Fight
• Partial Oil & Gas Owners Can't Fight Taxes, Colo. Justices Say
• 7th Circ. Affirms USCIS Authority Over Immigration Denial
• IRS Must Give Some Disciplinary Docs To Atty, DC Circ. Says
• Railroad Group Asks 11th Circ. To Keep Ala. Fuel Tax Blocked
• 4 Exercises To Quickly Build Trust On Legal Teams
• UK Tax Receipts On Pace To Set Record
• Two Men Arrested In UK After Puerto Rican Bank Collapse
• Energy Storage Projects Ready To Reap Tax Credit Rewards
• India Details Tax Raid At A Media Co.; BBC Says It's The One
• Sanctioned Ex-Broker Says He's Entitled To His IRS Tax Docs
• IRS Properly Cut Power Provider Payments, Fed. Circ. Affirms
• Clean Energy Tax Credits' Wage, Apprentice Rules: Key Points
• DOD Sues For Soldier's Tax Records In PPP Loan Fraud Probe
• German Court Won't Consider Claim Of Cum-Ex Judges' Bias
• FinCEN Blasted Over Beneficial Ownership Registry Plan
• City's Cigarette Tax Blocks State Revenue Share: Colo. Panel
• 8 Steps To Improve The Perception Of In-House Legal Counsel
• UK Exit Tax Didn't Violate Tobacco Co.'s Rights, ECJ Says
• Cum-Ex Trial Of Duet Employee To Start March 20 In Germany
• Cannabis And Psychedelics Roundup: Va. GOP Nixes Bills
• IRS Chief Nominee Commits To Improving Customer Service
• Judge Says BofA Can't Trim Tax Interest With Merrill Payments
• Ohio Tax Talk: Amnesty Or Voluntary Disclosure?
• Procedure Rule 7.1 Can Simplify Litigators' Diversity Analysis
• Eversheds Adds Crowell & Moring Tax Trio In DC
• DC Atty Facing $19M Captive Insurance Suit Files For Ch. 7
• UK Pays EU €2.6B To End Probe Into Customs Payments
• Peru Must Face $909M Claim Over Royalties, Ariz. Co. Says
• Missouri Names New Head Of Cannabis Regulation
• Luxembourg Violated Whistleblower's Rights, Court Says
• IRS Check Shouldn't Nullify Crypto Tax Suit, 6th Circ. Told
• BBC Offices In New Delhi, Mumbai Targeted In Tax Raid
• Shearman Adds US Energy Duo From Pillsbury
• Trump Can't Nix $110K Sanction In NY AG Case, Court Says
• EU Adds Russia, 3 Others To Tax Haven List
• Broadband Grant Tax Exemption Back In House
• Ex-Minneapolis Public Defender Lied On Taxes, Feds Say
• Fla. Senate Hands Disney's District Keys To DeSantis
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Veterans Bills In Kan., Capitol Hill
• High Fees, Exec Bonuses Bust Pa. Hospitals' Tax Exemptions
• DLA Piper Adds Ex-Baker McKenzie State And Local Tax Atty
• Law360 Seeks Members For Its 2023 Editorial Boards
• 2nd Circ. Rejects Ex-Credit Union CEO Corrupt-Payout Appeal
• HMRC Names Another Promoter Of Tax Avoidance Schemes
• Atty Conflict Discussions In Idaho Murder Case And Beyond
• Seattle Must Defend COVID Hazard Pay For Gig Workers
• Telecom Co. Can't Toss Insurer's Claim It Lied On Application
• Holland & Knight Brings On Tax Pro In Dallas From Polsinelli
• Why The Original 'Rocket Docket' Will Likely Resume Its Pace
• Court Urged To Keep Suit Over IRS Crypto Doc Seizure Alive
• UK Reaped Nearly $1.8B From Transfer Pricing Last Year
• Couple Asks 6th Circ. To Clarify Tax On Crypto Staking
• White & Case Hires Ex-Prosecutor From Gibson Dunn
• Bank Defends Stewardship Of Thomas Hart Benton's Work, IP
• NY Chief Judges' Unreported Perks 'Corrupt,' State Sen. Says
• Bank Cuts $100M Deal With $24M Fees In Stanford Ponzi Fight
• Watchdog Urges Release Of IRS' Communications With FTX
• US-India Advance Pricing Resolutions Should Reassure Cos.
• The Discipline George Santos Would Face If He Were A Lawyer
• EY Hits Back At HMRC's Misrepresentation Claims
• Chinese Tax Service Provider Trading Down After $16M IPO
• Insurance Group Wants New EU Tax System To Be Optional
• Bank Botched Artist Benton's Trust By $400M, Judge Hears
• Wash. Urges Dismissal Of Sauk-Suiattle's Retail Tax Challenge
• Pomerantz To Lead Avalara Shareholder Suit Over $8.4B Deal
• High Court Ruling Hobbles Climate Policy Moves, Sen. Says
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: Md. Lawmakers Pitch Pot Regulation
• Man Accused Of $3M Loan Fraud Extradited From Morocco
• NY Chief Judges Failed To Report Taxable Chauffeur Perks
• Trump Seeks To Revive Bid To Toss NY $250M Tax Fraud Suit
• Attys Fight Yacht Donor's Malpractice Suit Over $4.6M Tax Bill
• Solar Cos. Ask Courts Not To Boot National Grid Tax Suits
• Insurers Worry About Secrets In Global Tax Documentation
• Ex-Rep. Ron Kind Joins Arnold & Porter Public Policy Group
• Ex-Ark. State Sen. Gets Almost 4 Years For Tax Fraud, Bribery
• 6th Circ. Says Ky. Utility Law Unfairly Discriminates
• Director Not Liable For Co.'s $1.1M VAT Bill, UK Tribunal Says
• A Litigation Move That Could Conserve Discovery Resources
• Agency Shouldn't Back Kinder Morgan, Texas Justices Told
• Brothers Plead Not Guilty To Energy Contract Kickbacks
• Judge Tosses IRS Notice Requiring Easement Disclosure
• Kirkland Adds Tax Disputes Partner From Skadden
• Litigators Should Approach AI Tools With Caution
• Former Fla. Taxpayer Advocate Wins 'Difficult' Ethics Tussle
• Adani Group's Losses Near $100B Since Short-Seller's Report
• Md. Bill Would Create Small-Biz Credit For Buying Local Ads
• Intuit Says User Agreement Bars TurboTax Privacy Suit
• Choctaw Citizens Can't Escape Okla. Income Tax, Judge Says
• FTC Denies Agency Bid For Win Without Trial In TurboTax Row
• Adani Cancels $2.5B Share Sale After Stock Plunge
• Houston Tells Texas Justices: Tax Activist 'Makes Up Law'
• MicroStrategy Exec Says DC Tax Case Stretches The Law
• Stock Buyback Excise Tax Guidance A Mixed Bag For SPACs
• Judge Rips Trump's Reply To AG's $250M Suit, Vows Oct. Trial