Tax Archive » April, 2017

Tax - April, 2017

247 articles

• In Congress: Stopgap Funding, Jay Clayton, North Korea
• The Laterals Audit: Tax Attorney Moves In April
• Texas High Court Upholds Taxes On $162M In Stored Gas
• Duke Energy Wins Tax Refund For Nuclear Storage Systems
• Trump's Corporate Tax Reform Poised To Fuel More M&A
• Ex-CFO 'Has No Remorse' For $300M Ponzi Scheme, Feds Say
• NY Antique Dealers Still Clear Of $3.7M Tax Bill
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Wachtell, Allen
• Dallas Leader Cleared Of Bribery, Gets Mistrial On Tax Fraud
• Mont. Sens. Float Bill To Extend Indian Coal Tax Credit
• Neb. High Court Partially Nixes Tax Commish Property Tweaks
• The Mediator's Proposal As A Tool For Litigants
• 11th Circ. Affirms $60M Tax Deficiency In Magnate's Estate
• German Billionaire's Bid For $5M US Tax Break Is Nixed
• Ill. Appeals Court Reverses $29.1M Chicago Hotel Tax Ruling
• Local Gov'ts Slam Trump's Plan To Ax Tax Deductions
• India Can't Split Cairn's $4.4B Tax Arbitration
• Austria Should Win EU Double Taxation Fight, Opinion Says
• Wash. Trucking Cos. Can't Bring Tort Claims On Taxes Owed
• Pakistani Restaurant Owner Admits To Immigration, Tax Fraud
• Expectations After The Trump Administration's First 100 Days
• Restaurateur Gets 2 Years For Tax Fraud, Undocumented Staff
• Mich. Tax Tribunal Can't Ax Reassessment Deal for Timeliness
• EU Closer To Shutting Tax Loopholes After Key Vote
• Temporary Nature Of Tax Cuts May Lessen Economic Growth
• Lawmakers Introduce Biodiesel Tax Credit Bill
• Ex-Fla. Lawmaker Didn't File Tax Returns For 7 Years
• Louisiana's Controversial Gross Receipts Tax Put On Ice
• House Conservatives Back Revamped ACA Repeal
• The Impact Of Tax Reform On Private Equity
• EU Directs 4 Years In Jail For Major Tax Fraud, Corruption
• Senators Unveil Bill For Federal Regulation Reform
• Trump Pushes For 15% Corporate Rate In New Tax Plan
• NY Tax Dept. Deems Web-Based Software Sales Taxable
• The 9-Year Winning Streak Of Virginia 'Rocket Docket'
• USAA Settles Sales Tax Compensation Class Action For $39M
• NJ City Failed To Justify Added Tax On Motel, Judge Says
• Mass. Lawmakers Pull Sugary Drink Tax From House Budget
• NY To Pay $44.4M To Truckers Over Highway Use Tax
• 7th Circ. Denies Medical School's Bid For $6.7M Tax Refund
• EU Report Says Banks Should Report Tax Avoidance Schemes
• Jury Partially Deadlocked In Dallas Corruption Trial
• Stock Is Taxable Despite Transactions, Tax Court Says
• Ex-Boilermakers Boss Indicted In Alleged $1.5M Fund Theft
• Ex-Cay Clubs CFO Seeks Leniency In $300M Ponzi Sentence
• Former DOJ Tax Assistant AG Returns to DLA Piper
• Let's Talk About Half-Hearted Innovation
• Axing Obama Tax Regs Could Reopen Loopholes
• Pa. Firm Sued For Bungling $50M In Seyfarth Atty Suits
• SD Tribe Says It Doesn't Owe Contractor Tax To State
• Expedia Must Pay Denver's Hotel Tax, Colo. High Court Says
• White House Reportedly Drafting Massive Corporate Tax Cut
• ABA Urges Congress To Preserve Cash Accounting Method
• Convicted Ex-NBA Player Can't Revive Property Lien Row
• TD Bank's $2.8M Canada Tax Row Sent Back To Tax Dept.
• Exec Must Face Charges After High Court Refuses Appeal
• Counsel To Counsel: Insights From Law Firm GCs
• In Congress: A Major Fiscal Deadline
• Chevron On Hook For $255M Tax Bill In Australia
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Cravath, Simpson
• Sale Of Fractional Aircraft Shares Not Taxable, NY Says
• IRS Issues Biz Property Depreciation Deductions Guidance
• Majority Of Voters Support Border-Adjusted Tax, Poll Says
• Industry, Climate Groups Push For Carbon Capture Funding
• Revised 10th Circ. Ruling Affirms IRS Denial of Tax Review
• 2016 Tax Regs In Peril As Trump To Issue Tax Plan Wednesday
• Gray Matters: The Attorney-Client Team
• Mnuchin Must Bend To Both Trump, Congress On Tax Plan
• UK Losing Nearly $2B In Uncollected Taxes On Online Sales
• ACA Watch: Trump Says Repeal Bill Has 'Good Chance'
• Mich. Appeals Court Tosses Set-Aside Of Tax Foreclosure
• Trump's Pick For No. 2 Commerce Position Bows Out
• Judge Won't Delay Prevezon Trial Over Russia-Bashing Press
• Unenrolled Preparers Can't Be Representatives In Tax Court
• Counsel To Counsel: Mama Said There'll Be Days Like This
• Litigation Finance, Big Data And The Limits Of AI
• 3 Tax Reform Perspectives
• Mayer Brown Nabs Ex-PwC Tax Pro
• Estate's Stock Swap Delay Saw No Capital Gains, Judge Says
• Australian Court Nixes Claim $2M Deposit Was Not Income
• Starr Wants 'Quick Peek' Review Of Docs In $38M Tax Row
• W.Va. Takes Use Tax Credit Fight With CSX To High Court
• Wis. Tribe Sues To Block Expansion Of Nearby Casino
• Neb. AG Says Sales Tax Bill For Remote Vendors Is Illegal
• NJ Tax Court Tosses $1M Dispute Over Vacant Restaurant
• Disarming Puerto Rico's Pension Time Bomb
• Hungary Seeks To Nix $24M Edenred Award
• Counsel To Counsel: A Law Firm GC's Data Protection Duties
• British Virgin Islands Aligns With Global Standards
• Colo. Senate Axes Part Of Sales Tax Reporting Law
• Cases Targeting Puerto Rico's Import Tariff Consolidated
• Dallas Corruption Case In Jury's Hands After 2-Month Trial
• Gov. Boosts Budget Request For Visit Florida To $100M
• Trump Accused Of Chinese TM Emoluments Clause Violation
• Jackson Hewitt Scams Taxpayers On Refunds, Suit Says
• Sheppard Mullin Adds Another Energy Partner In Chicago
• Criminal Forfeitures Not Tax-Deductible, US Tells Justices
• 14 States Ask DC Court To Uphold Trump's 2-For-1 Order
• Texas Cities Deserve $25M In Fees For Hotel Tax Win: Judge
• NY Settles With Ala. Firm For $40M In Biggest Tax Recovery
• SEC Provides Offshore Feeder Relief, But Challenges Remain
• Counsel To Counsel: Evaluating Positional Conflicts
• Delaware Re-Ups Dubious Unclaimed Property Audit Rules
• Judge Delays Cert. In Silver Co. Investors' Tax Fraud Suit
• Biz Optimism Is Waning With Trump Inaction On Tax Reform
• Cay Clubs Ex-CFO Slams Sentencing Suggestions
• Ex-Atlantic City Pol Gets Prison For Dodging Biz Taxes
• Whistleblower Can't Get Award For Tax Reporting Change
• NJ Tax Court Upholds $5M In Rite Aid Property Assessments
• Shell Unit's Hunt For $1.4B Award Paused For Nigerian Courts
• Counsel To Counsel: 5 Challenges For A Law Firm GC
• Atty Benched In Sex Barter Offer Is Disbarred In US Tax Court
• 'Jersey Shore' Star, Brother Plead Not Guilty To Tax Crimes
• Ohio, Retailers Reach Deal To End Biz Privilege Tax Fight
• Privacy Group Sues IRS for Trump's Tax Returns
• Longtime MoFo, Pomerantz Attys Launch Boutique Firm
• Ill. Appeals Court Revives Estate Tax Challenge
• Airlines Lose Tax Assessment Review In Calif. Appeals Court
• DC Circ. Declines To Reinstate Tax Court Attorney
• Rakoff Turns Aside Ex-Herrick Tax Partner's Dismissal Bid
• 5th Circ. Affirms 3-Year Sentence For Tax Fraudster
• Calif. Cap-And-Trade Opponents Eye State Supreme Court
• IRS Wants $193M Trial With Debt Co. Open To Public
• Indian National Pleads Guilty To Massive Call Center Fraud
• MJ's Estate Accuses Gov't IP Expert Of Perjury In Tax Trial
• Gov. Brown Calls For Investigations Into Calif. Tax Board
• Judge Denies Quick Wins In Lannett CEO's Tax Penalty Suit
• My Strangest Day In Court: When The Witness Attacked
• Tax Reform Perspectives: Death, Taxes And Uncertainty
• Lawyers In Flow: Get Out Of Your Head And Into Your Case
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Shearman, Davis
• Bigger Fed. Tax Break May Mean Less State Revenue: Report
• Fla. High Court Nixes Satellite Cos.' Tax Rate Challenge
• EU Court OKs Penalizing Cos., Reps For Same Tax Offense
• FCC's O'Rielly Urges 'Caution' On Broadband Fees For 911
• Pa. E-Cig Shop Urges Court To Preserve Suit Over State Tax
• Porzio Bromberg Nabs Former Asst. US Atty As Principal
• Comptroller Can't Duck Convenience Stores' Tax Challenge
• Pa. Court Affirms 7-Eleven's Franchise Fee Tax Dispute Win
• Calif. Court Gives Investor 2nd Crack At Fees In Tax Row
• Covington & Burling Adds Ex-Tyco Counsel In M&A Practice
• Tax Reform Perspectives: The Challenge Of Politics
• Avoiding Due Diligence Pitfalls In Direct Deals
• Minn. High Court Says CEO Personally Liable For Sales Tax
• 3rd Circ. Revives Ex-Vanguard Atty's Dodd-Frank Claim
• Oracle Denies Avoiding $275M In Taxes In South Korea
• Big Biz Presses Trump To Continue ACA Subsidies
• St. Louis Wants Damages From NFL, Teams Over Rams Exit
• GOP Tax Plans Reward Wealthy Tax Dodgers, Oxfam Says
• Wash. Tea Party Org. Tax-Exempt As IRS Fight Continues
• CIT Nixes Customs' Use of 'Wrench' In Tool Tariff Row
• Trump Aversion To Border Tax Idea May Be A Language Issue
• ETE Says Del. High Court Had 'Minor' Effect On Counterclaim
• Tax Reform Perspectives: The Case For A Consumption Tax
• California's '3rd Rail': Property Tax And The Split Roll
• Tenn. Agrees To Suspend Out-Of-State Sales Tax Collection
• Pa. PUC To Appeal Ruling Limiting Gas Well Fees
• Feds Say 'Jersey Shore' Star's Sibling Can Afford Atty
• A Law Firm Ranking Model By 'Fake News & Distorted Reports'
• Ohio Tax Appeals Board Revives Scooter Co.'s Refund Bid
• White House Proposes Executive Branch Overhaul
• Suspended NJ Atty Cops To Not Paying Taxes
• NJ Can Tax 100% Of Company's Asset Sale Gain, Court Says
• Businesses Amp Up Opposition To Border Tax During Recess
• Williams Says Del. Justices' Ruling Nixes ETE's $1.5B Claim
• Gulfstream Founder's Widow Faces Setback In Tax Fight
• Exec At Bogus NJ Hedge Fund Takes 3 Years, $4.3M Fine
• Pa. Changes Sales Tax Rules For Tech Support, Refunds
• Miccosukee Tribe Urges 11th Circ. To Flip Tax Ruling
• Neb. High Court Nixes Farming Cos.' Sales Tax Refund Bid
• Fla. Real Estate Developers Can't Undo $1.9M Tax Bill
• Attack On Credits For Nuclear Plants Could Hit Renewables
• Scope Of Mass. Sales Tax Rule May Go Beyond Online Sales
• Medical School Fights For $6M Tax Refund At 7th Circ.
• Gov't Again Draws Judge's Anger In Dallas Corruption Trial
• Philadelphia Man Sentenced To 7 Years For $8M Tax Fraud
• Wind Farm Cos.' Tax Liability Wrongly Assessed, Court Says
• UK Tax Cops Fire A Warning Shot With Credit Suisse Raid
• Potential Tax Changes Are On The Horizon For Life Insurance
• NJ Feedstock Processor Gets 5 Years In Biofuel Fraud Case
• Long Island Art Whiz Taps New Atty For Criminal Tax Defense
• DC Drops Appeal To Limo Co.'s Win In Interstate Tax Row
• Taxpayers Face Offshore Account Disclosure Dilemma
• Calif. Cap-And-Trade Ruling Won't Settle Program's Fate
• BofA Lost $11M In Dewey's Last Days, Jury Hears At Retrial
• Ill. Financial Shape Still Declining, Watchdog Group Finds
• Taxation With Representation: Cravath, Jones Day, Weil, Paul
• Justices Asked To Rule Whether IRS Must Explain Tax Claims
• ACA Markets Likely To Stabilize In 2017, S&P Global Says
• IRS Won't Apply Appeals Court Rulings To Most Taxpayers
• Senate Leader Brushes Off Bipartisan Approach To Tax Redo
• Billionaire's Ex-Helper Cops To Tax Count In UN Bribe Case
• Pa. E-Cig Tax Battle Belongs In State Court, Vape Shop Says
• 'Jersey Shore' Star, Brother Face Even Bigger Tax Situation
• Investors Sue AbbVie Over $1.6B Fee, Say More Loss Looms
• Crowdfunding For Legal Cases: 5 Trends Reshaping Justice
• NY Court Denies NRG's Bid For $5.8M Property Tax Refund
• DLA Piper Picks Up Baker McKenzie Tax Partner In Austin
• Calif. Cap-And-Trade Program Upheld By Split Appeals Court
• Law Firm Must Face Ex-Partner's Tax Fraud Claims In Ill.
• Resurgence Of Tax On Receipts May Hurt State Economies
• ACA Watch: GOP Claims 'Real Progress' On Repeal Bid
• OECD Clarifies 'Revenue' Definition For Tax Reports
• UK Supreme Court Sends Volkswagen VAT Dispute To EU
• IRS Must Give Tribe Tax Records For Reclassified Workers
• A Closer Look At Delaware High Court's Enbridge Ruling
• IRS Head Says He'll Stay Despite GOP Bid To Have Him Fired
• Sens. Introduce Bill To Help Finance Carbon Capture
• ABA Needs A New Model Legal Ethics Rule
• Commercial Solar Power Purchase Agreements: 6 Key Points
• What Does Lateral Partner Success Look Like?
• Ill. Restaurants Sue State Over Gambling Profit Split Law
• School Districts Sue Ill. Gov. Over Funding For Mandates
• Ex-CFO Already Won Tax-Liability Case, Ohio Justices Told
• Sabine Let Out Of Louisiana Tax Fight Over $6B LNG Plant
• Medical Co. Founder's Widow Accuses NJ Atty Of Malpractice
• Private Marina Urges Fla. High Court To Drop City Tax Break
• House GOP Members Call On Trump To Fire IRS Chief
• Mass. Enforces Sales Tax Collection From Online Vendors
• Owens Corning Can't Cut $2B Asbestos Payout From Taxes
• Are Lateral Recruitment Opportunities Shaping Your Strategy?
• Bill To Curb Colo. Sales Tax Reporting Rule Advances
• Texas Businessman Gets 4 Years For Defrauding Law Firms
• Pa. Appeals Court Mulls Whether To Junk Philly Soda Tax
• Clerical Errors Can't Kill Tech Co. Audit, Tribunal Says
• Tax Scam Hinged On 'Secret Accounts' Theory, Jury Told
• Gov't Doc Delay Stirs Controversy In Dallas Bribery Trial
• Tax Practitioners Want More Congressional Oversight Of IRS
• Miami-Dade OKs Airbnb Tax Deal, Eyes Further Regulation
• Calif. Fiscal Officer Asks Gov. To Strip Tax Board Powers
• Lateral Partner Hiring: Time To Look In The Mirror
• Senators Seek To Close Tax Code's 'Settlement Loophole'
• Vape Shop's Tax Case Should Be Tossed, Pa. Tells Court
• County Asks Texas Justices To Hear United Tax Appraisal Row
• JCI Looks To Toss Shareholder Tax Suit Over $17B Inversion
• Swiss Re Says GE Owes It $80M In Taxes From 2006 Deal
• Del.'s New Escheat Rules Keep Troubling Estimation Methods
• IRS Beats Medical Marijuana Co.'s Bid To Quash Summonses
• Del. Issues Reworked Unclaimed Property Audit Regs
• New Mexico, Tribe Settle Property Tax Row
• Warranty Service Means Ga. Tire Co. Must Pay Ore. Tax
• Art Whiz Gets More Time To Cough Up Credit Suisse Records
• Feds Slam Prevezon's Arguments Ahead Of Seizure Trial
• Trade Groups Sue Over Tenn. Out-Of-State Sales Tax Law
• Untold Stories: Trump's Budget Would Silence Legal Services
• Winston & Strawn Adds Former Covington Tax M&A Partner
• In Congress: Gorsuch And The 'Nuclear Option'