Tax Archive » March, 2024

Tax - March, 2024

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• Petition Watch: Off-Label Ads, Retiree Discrimination & PPE
• Manhattan DA Says Trump Violated Hush Money Gag Order
• What To Know About IRS' New Jet Use Audit Campaign
• Mass. Tax Board Won't Lower Value Of Boston House
• Tax Preparer Gets 30 Months For $780K COVID Aid Scheme
• Flint Residents Can't Show Profit From Hasty Water Rate Hike
• Atty Called A Flight Risk In $1.3 Billion Tax Fraud Case
• Stay Interviews Are Key To Retaining Legal Talent
• Md. House OKs Tax Breaks For Residential Projects
• Weekly Internal Revenue Bulletin
• Va. Gov., Critic Of Legal Pot, Vetoes Bill To Begin Sales
• Doctor Allowed To Withdraw NBA Fraud Plea, Gets June Trial
• Ore. To Give Tax Break For Wildfire Settlement Payouts
• EU Justice Head To Step Aside To Run For Rights Group Post
• Hunter Biden Judge Doubts Tax Charges Politically Motivated
• DoorDash, Grubhub Want Docs From NY Restaurant Lobbyists
• PwC Hiding Key Details Of Tax Scandal, Aussie Senate Says
• Ore. Tax Court OKs Some Deductions For Real Estate Investor
• Justices Grapple With Complex $3M Estate Tax Dispute
• Minn. Justices Uphold Tax Break For Housing Charity
• Pittsburgh Aims To Ax $14M Of Nonprofits' Tax Waivers
• NY County Seeks To Bar NYC Congestion Prices As Illegal Tax
• VAT Applies To UK Insurer's Prior Service Pact, Court Rules
• Advice-Of-Counsel Defense Curbed From NC Tax Fraud Trial
• Meta Can't Escape Suit Over Collection Of Taxpayers' Data
• Neb. Justices Should Weigh IRC Terms In Dividend Tax Case
• NC Software Execs Ask To Raze Payroll Tax Fraud Conviction
• Trump Hit With Gag Order In NY Criminal Trial After Threats
• US EV Subsidies Discriminatory, China Tells WTO
• Spray Painting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Mich. Justices Asked To Review Duration Of Income Tax Cut
• Cannabis Bill Roundup: NY Targets Illicit Pot Sellers
• Nigeria Charges Binance With Tax Evasion, Says Exec Fled
• 7th Circ. Affirms Co. Can't Get $3.5M Software Deduction
• Minn. Bill Seeks Tax Credit For Building Conversions
• Trump Gets Late Reprieve After Failing To Post $465M Bond
• Trump Can't Dismiss Hush Money Case, Trial Set For April
• Up Next At High Court: Abortion, Jury Trials And Estate Tax
• Ill. Atty Tampered With Witness In Own Fraud Case, Feds Say
• Businessman Indicted Over Hiding Of $20M In Swiss Accounts
• IRS Opens Bonus Energy Credits To More Offshore Wind Sites
• A Legal Playbook For Stadium Construction Agreements
• LA Atty Who Repped Rodney King Charged With Tax Evasion
• Ohio Board Upholds $2.2M Hotel Value Cut Due To COVID
• Colo. Water District Illegally Doubled Tax Rate, Panel Says
• Colo. Mandates Multistate Online Insurance Tax Filing
• 3rd Circ. Says Tax Court Has Power To Tackle Debt Offset Case
• Holland & Knight Hires Caplin & Drysdale Member In DC
• Colo. Foreign Students Not Residents, Tax Dept. Says
• 6th Circ. Probes Outside Firm's Outreach To Class Members
• Trump's Mystery Docket: Inside NY's Secretive Filing System
• UN Could Enhance Global Tax Agenda Setting, Officials Say
• 7th Circ. Won't Let Admitted Fraudster Ditch $1.3M Restitution
• IRS Proposes Exceptions For 3rd-Party Summons Notices
• Wyden Probes Swiss Bank's Ties To Billionaire Under Scrutiny
• DA Rips Trump For 'Wild' Accusations Over Late Documents
• H&R Block Challenges FTC Judges In False Ad Battle
• Judicial Independence Is Imperative This Election Year
• ECJ Adviser Rejects Taxing Foreign Pension Funds Differently
• NY AG Scoffs At Trump's Claim Of 'Impossible' $465M Bond
• NY High Court Revives Suit Against NYC Property Taxes
• IRS Asks Justices To Scrap Couple's Late-Filed Tax Court Suit
• Riding My Peloton Bike Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• How The Supreme Court Could Narrow Chevron
• OECD Reports More Compliance With Tax Treaty Standards
• IRS Withholding Docs On Partnership Audits, Baker Atty Says
• EU Floats Alternative To Unanimity As Bloc Eyes Growth
• IRS Grants Income Exclusion To Those Fleeing 6 Countries
• Law360 Announces The Members Of Its 2024 Editorial Boards
• King & Spalding Adds Ex-PwC Tax Pro As Partner In NY
• Chicago Voters Nix Tiered Rates On Real Estate Transfer Tax
• UN Experts Aim To Finalize Tool For Model Treaty Updates
• Minn. BCBS Wants Toss Of DOL's $66.8M Tax Liability Suit
• Staffing Co. Owner Gets 4 Years For Hiring Untaxed Labor
• GILTI Figures Into CFC Applicability Project, Official Says
• NC Panel Rules Nonprofit Not Entitled To Tax Exemption
• Md. House OKs Special Tax Rates For Vacant Property
• Fla. Judge Inclined To Grant CNN's Costs In Defamation Suit
• Colo. Panel OKs Expanding Historic Structure Tax Credit
• EU Parliament Committees Approve AML Laws
• Md. House OKs Property Tax Credits For Residential Projects
• Spartan Arbitration Tactics Against Well-Funded Opponents
• Trump Can't Use Quasi-Advice Of Counsel Defense In NY Trial
• NY Gov. Audits Pot Regulator After Troubled Rollout
• Justices Won't Review Dead Film Exec's IRS Summons
• Werfel Calls Online Biz Account Authentication A Challenge
• Tennis Job No Reason To Slice 'Varsity Blues' Term, Feds Say
• Gov'ts Widely Back Building Capacity Of Tax Authorities
• Trump Says He Can't Secure Bond For $465M Fraud Judgment
• Ore. Tax Court Rejects Valuation Corrections By County
• Md. Senate OKs Letting Only Owners Appeal Tax Values
• Feds Want 12 Years For Ex-Broker In Fraud, Tax Case
• Mass. Condo Owners Didn't Prove Property Was Overvalued
• Colo. Judge Iffy On State's Logic For Netflix Sales Tax
• Colo. OKs Local-Option Property Tax Credits
• Ohio Ambulance Co. Says HR Firm Botched Tax Returns
• Justices Told Estate Incorrectly Taxed On Insurance Payout
• IRS Asked To Change Effective Date In Part-Time Worker Rule
• Trump's NY Trial Delayed After Late Document Dump
• Feds Want 6 Years For 'Poster Boy' Of Mass. Police Corruption
• Attys, Broker Fight For Advice-Of-Counsel Defense In Tax Trial
• DOL Says PBGC Overpayment Returns Don't Violate ERISA
• $3B In Employment Tax Credits Claimed In Scheme, Feds Say
• Direct Hit On Tax Regs Unlikely If Justices Ditch Chevron
• Colombia, Norway Aim To Harmonize UN And OECD Tax Work
• What Recent Study Shows About AI's Promise For Legal Tasks
• Tupperware Pans Investor Suit Over 'Small' Accounting Errors
• How FinCEN Proposal Expands RE Transaction Obligations
• Taiwanese Gov't Proposes Filing Of Electronic Invoicing
• Economists Suggest UN Tackle CFC Rules, Other Tax Policies
• Wealth Tax, Stiff Biz Tax Could Fund Climate Fight, Study Says
• Trump's NY Trial May Be Delayed After Document Dump
• Ore. Skateboard Church Denied Tax Break Over Late Purchase
• Trump Hush Money 'Half Mary': Blame The Lawyers, Sort Of
• EU Law No Hindrance To Interest Rule, Says ECJ Adviser
• Mich. Justices Open To Counties' Foreclosure Liability Fears
• Colo. Fees Are Really Taxes, Conservative Group Tells Judge
• 6th Circ. Told Woman Helped Life Partner Avoid $3M In Taxes
• What To Know About Employee Retention Credit Disclosures
• JCT Indicates Pillar 1 Is Bad Deal For US, GOP Lawmakers Say
• Wash. Assessor Was Wrong To Deny COVID Relief, Hotels Say
• Ore. Tax Court Restores Property Value To Local Assessment
• 'Schrodinger's Gun' Beats ATF Bid To Defeat Pistol-Brace Suit
• Trump Floats Quasi-Advice Of Counsel Defense For NY Trial
• NC Software Execs Convicted Of Payroll Tax Crimes
• Tax Officials Say Data Needed To Coax Politicians Into Pillar 2
• GOP's Crapo Wants Quick Resolution Of Tax Relief Package
• Tenn. Senate Panel OKs Plan To Bar State Property Taxes
• Businessman Hid $20M In Swiss Accounts, US Says
• Colo. Lawmakers OK Multistate Online Insurance Tax Filing
• Sheppard Mullin Adds Ex-Latham & Watkins Atty In Chicago
• 'I Made A Huge Mistake,' Software Exec Says In Tax Fraud Trial
• Electronics Co. Disputes $187M Income Tax Bill From IRS
• US Appeals Corporate Transparency Act Ruling To 11th Circ.
• DC Circ. Mulls Tax-Exempt Status For Ayahuasca Church
• Trump Wants NY Trial Paused As Justices Weigh Immunity
• Bracewell Adds Tax Pro In Dallas From Winston & Strawn
• Mich. Justices Tell Panel To Revisit 'Robotic' Tax Ruling
• Fla. Voters To Decide On Homestead Exemption Increase
• Fla. Tax Law Firm Fights Class Cert. In Wisconsin Fraud Row
• IRS Leaker Should Be Deposed Without All Docs, Judge Says
• Hunter Biden's Trump Conspiracy Theory Baseless, US Says
• Debt-Stricken Homeowners Fight Back After High Court Ruling
• Judge Questions A La Carte Approach To Juice Tax Refunds
• Colombia Issues Guidance On Wealth, Environment Taxes
• Ore. Tax Court Rejects Claim Of Bad Property Conditions
• NY AG And Judge In Trump Case Receive Death Threats
• BakerHostetler Hires Tax Partner From Moses & Singer
• Litigation Inspiration: A Source Of Untapped Fulfillment
• Colo. Panel OKs Tax Credits For Sales To Beginning Farmers
• Taxation With Representation: Fried Frank, Latham
• Direct Pay Regs Would Lift Major Barrier For Energy Projects
• Southern Peaks Awarded $42.5M Over Peruvian Copper Deal
• Mich. Income Tax Cut Was Temporary, Appeals Court Rules
• Hawaii Senate OKs Cannabis Legalization Bill
• Indian Gov't Eyes Linking Carbon Tax On Coal To Quality
• Unpacking FinCEN's Proposed Real Estate Transaction Rule
• Supremacy Clause Bars Wash. Tax On FCC Lifeline Program
• Ex-Mass. Senator's Aide Gets Short Prison Term For Tax Fraud
• Jailed Reality Star Slammed For Raising 'Irrelevant' Evidence
• Jurors In NY Trump Trial Will Be Anonymous Except To Parties
• Tax Tipster Who Reported Family Loses DC Circ. Award Fight
• Feds Look To Bar Advice-Of-Counsel Defense From Tax Trial
• Skiing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Minn. Tax Court Rejects Appeal Of Parking Lot's Classification
• Biden Urges Higher Taxes On Wealthy Companies, Individuals
• Software Execs Tried To Save Co. With Trust Taxes, Jury Told
• Ill. Appeals Court Revives Chicago Real Estate Tax Measure
• Startup Investors' Attys Want $1.5M In Fees On Disclosure Suit
• Trump Mocks Hush Money Case As 'Deluded Fantasy'
• Minn. Tax Court OKs Value Of Home In Easement Dispute
• Md. Tax Court OKs Valuing Boat Slips, Condo Units Separately
• DA Defends Cohen's Credibility In Trump Hush Money Case
• Pillar 1 Would Have Cost US Gov't $1.4B In 2021, Study Says
• Biz Owner Gets 10 Months For Evading Tax On Foreign Income
• Think Like A Lawyer: Forget Everything You Know About IRAC
• Netflix Says Service Isn't Taxable Tangible Property In Colo.
• Judge's Side Job Invalidates Tax Rulings, Pa. Justices Told
• Baker McKenzie Lands KPMG Tax Atty In Chicago
• The Corporate Transparency Act Isn't Dead Yet
• Treasury Finalizes Direct Pay Rules For Energy Tax Credits
• Former DOJ Assistant Chief Joins Bird Marella
• Corporate Transparency Act Unconstitutional, Ala. Judge Says
• Trump Blasts DA's Gag Order Motion In NY Hush Money Case
• How New EU Tax And Transfer Pricing Rules May Affect M&A
• Employers, Prep For Shorter Stock Awards Settlement Cycle
• Former IRS Commissioner Joins Chamberlain Hrdlicka
• Laptop Dustup Pits Steptoe & Johnson Against Bookkeepers
• Md. House OKs Local Property Tax Credit Options
• 1st Circ. Grapples With Crypto Exchange Tax Docs Seizure
• New FinCEN Guide Provides Useful BOI Context For Banks
• Trump's Former Finance Chief Pleads Guilty To Perjury
• Pa. Supreme Court Snapshot: Judge's Side Gig Vexes Tax Row
• Demystifying IRS' Claims Of $851B Return On Investment
• Commission Eyes Sweeping Changes To US Olympic Model
• How Firms Can Ensure Associate Gender Parity Lasts
• House Tax Panel To Prep Members On OECD Pillar 1
• Menendez Associate Pleads Guilty In Bribe Case
• Taxation With Representation: Pillsbury, Cleary Gottlieb