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Palisadium Management Corp. v. Borough of Cliffside Park
View of Manhattan Skyline Not Unique for Valuation PurposesReport: Billions in Income From Gig Economy Go Unreported
Because of widespread confusion about tax-reporting requirements, users of “on-demand economy” platforms such as Airbnb and Lyft are underreporting billions in income to the Internal Revenue Service.Allentown Sports Arena Tax Immune Under State Law
A property consisting of a sports arena, retail space and two parking decks is immune from taxation under the Economic Development Financing Law, the Lehigh County Court of Common Pleas has ruled, because the properties are within the boundaries of an ­economic ­development zone, and are used in ways that promote economic development.Accessing Records With Bank of Nova Scotia Summonses
In his Tax Litigation Issues column, Jeremy H. Temkin writes: Through Bank of Nova Scotia summonses, the IRS seeks to compel U.S. branches of foreign banks to produce records held by their overseas branches, even when production would otherwise be proscribed by foreign bank secrecy laws. This law enforcement tool has been used rarely over the past three decades, but in today's regulatory climate, practitioners representing taxpayers need to be aware of their availability.Ex-Securities Lawyer Gets 2 Years for Tax Evasion
A former Boca Raton securities lawyer gets 30 months in federal prison for tax evasion on $1.5 million in hidden income.View more book results for the query "*"
The People v. Sprint Communications, Inc
Dismissal of AG's Complaint to Recover Tax Revenue on Sprint's Pre-2006 Conduct DeniedProperly Shielding Information from Tax Authorities
A review of current tax-court case law, as well as legitimate strategies to protect a client's transactional tax memoranda or analysis.Ex-Lundy Law Employee Pleads Guilty to Tax Charges
A former intake coordinator for Lundy Law has pleaded guilty to filing false federal income tax returns, after failing to report kick-backs he received through his job at the firm.Kraft Foods Global Inc. v. Director, Div. of Taxation
Taxpayer Not Entitled to Exception from Interest Add-Back RequirementMonetizing Tax Credits for Investing in Renewable Energy Projects
Kingsley Osei writes: The prolonged wait for the extension of the renewable energy tax credits throughout 2015 may have somewhat dimmed investor interest for backing renewable energy projects through the monetization of the tax credits. With the recent congressional extension of federal tax credits for renewable energy projects, investor interest is likely to soar again.Creating a Culture of Compliance
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