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$15M Retail Condo Deal Meets Exchange Deadline
Marcos Puente with Colliers International South Florida successfully brokers a 1031 exchange involving an off-market retail condos in downtown Miami.
The Ever-Expanding 'Danielson' Rule?
In their Taxation column, David E. Kahen and Elliot Pisem of Roberts & Holland discuss a recent Eleventh Circuit decision involving a surprising application of the 'Danielson' rule.
The White Whale of DRS Tax Clearance Certificates
Herman Melville once wrote: "All my means are sane, my motive and my object mad." The object of my obsession, and that of many practitioners who deal with the purchase and sale of small businesses in Connecticut, is having a smooth, seamless, efficient and timely closing of the sale. What can often seem to be the "great white whale" in this process: appropriately addressing successor liability with the Department of Revenue Services.
Argentina's Tax Amnesty: A Q&A With Gerson Pereston's Alan Lips
Argentina's tax amnesty law is luring residents with unreported assets abroad to rethink their tax structures and consider joining the nation's formal economy.
Norton Rose Fulbright Partner To Head ABA Tax Section
William Caudill, a former chair of the State Bar of Texas Tax Section, became chair of the American Bar Association's Section on Taxation on Aug. 1.
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Powers v. Stanley Black & Decker, Inc.
Firm Became Liable for Canadian Anti-Dumping Duties Upon Fasteners' Import Into Canada
Greenberg Team Guides Merger Creating Company With a Biotech Pipeline
Miami attorneys worked on a $75 million stock deal uniting two growing biotech companies.
Collecting Taxes From Convicted Defendants
In his Tax Litigation Issues column, Jeremy H. Temkin writes: At the conclusion of a criminal tax case, a convicted defendant is rightfully most concerned with the prospect of incarceration. Defendants, however, must be aware of other consequences of a conviction, including significant financial ramifications.
Court: IRS Can't Enforce Summons in Global Scandal
Ruling in a wide-ranging investigation into a 2008 global tax scandal involving a financial institution owned by the royal family of Liechtenstein, the Second Circuit said Steven Greenfield's Fifth Amendment right against self incrimination would be violated by enforcement of an IRS summons.TRENDING STORIES
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