By Anna Scott Farrell

The Small Business Administration could lessen its financial risk in distributing loans through its disaster aid program by seeking statutory authority to directly access the tax data of applicants, the U.S. Government Accountability Office reported Tuesday.

By Anna Scott Farrell

The Internal Revenue Service wouldn't let a manufacturing company correct a typo on a tax return seeking pandemic worker credits and misapplied credits to old tax debt after agreeing not to, the company told a Texas federal court in seeking a $604,000 refund.

By Jaqueline McCool

A New York professor was not required by his school to work remotely out of the state during the coronavirus pandemic, so his income is subject to tax by New York, the state commissioner of taxation told the state appellate court.

By Asha Glover

The Internal Revenue Service should complete an improper payment estimate for the pandemic-era employee retention credit in order to guide future decisions on employment tax relief, the U.S. Government Accountability Office said in a report published Tuesday.

By Andrew McIntyre

Despite lingering economic questions, the office market is starting to reach a state of "normalcy," Tarter Krinsky's real estate leader told Law360 in a recent interview.

By Asha Glover

A real estate company failed to show that the Internal Revenue Service improperly blocked its bid to continue leasing office space to the agency after agency employees complained about the building, the Federal Circuit said Tuesday, affirming a Court of Federal Claims ruling.