Practitioner Insight
Those who demand the global community make concessions to the US on the global minimum tax deal fail to understand the value of what the Treasury Department has negotiated, says Fordham Law professor Rebecca Kysar.
Practitioner Insight
The IRS’s issuance of proposed regulations to classify monetized installment sales as listed transactions is the latest sign that the agency will adhere to formal rulemaking procedures from now on, says Holland & Knight’s Joshua Odintz.
This week, our experts covered topics ranging from Michigan’s sales apportionment formula to clean energy tax credits for low-income communities. For a look at the latest commentary and analysis, check out our weekly roundup.
Rachael Kuilema Klein has joined Foster Swift Collins & Smith PC in the trusts and estates practice group in Grand Rapids, Mich., the firm said Tuesday.
Scott Cockerham has joined Allen & Overy as a partner in its US projects, energy, natural resources and infrastructure practice, the firm said Thursday.
Suzanne M. Miller has joined Miller Johnson as a member in the real estate practice group in Detroit, the firm said Wednesday.
This is a regular column from tax and technology attorney Andrew Leahey, principal at Hunter Creek Consulting and sales suppression expert. He reviews disparities in retirement savings and shares how financial education and tax incentive adjustments may help negate systemic issues.
Rising onion prices in India pose a greater risk to Prime Minister
A taxpayer who defeated an IRS penalty can’t add evidence to the US Tax Court’s record that he argued would make him entitled to sanctions for a discovery violation, a federal appeals court ruled.
Two of the top five listed company auditors in the UK are now from outside of the Big Four firms, according to figures released Tuesday which showed smaller firms picking up market share as big firms shed smaller clients.
Washingtonians challenging their state’s new capital gains tax told the US Supreme Court on Monday that the ruling upholding the levy “opens a pandora’s box of dangerous practical implications on a national scale.”
The IRS has called on an Arizona district court to enforce a summons on a captive insurance company it is investigating for potential tax avoidance.
Former Cleveland city councilman Kenneth Johnson and his ex-executive assistant Garnell Jamison lost their bids to undo convictions for federal program theft and other offenses, after the Sixth Circuit said none of their arguments had merit.
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