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Preserve the Johnson Amendment
Clergy can say whatever they want about political candidates, but taxpayers shouldn't be forced to subsidize this speech by providing tax exemptions.
Chadbourne Partner, Former NYU Tax Dean George Zeitlin Dies at 86
Zeitlin was "one of the true lions of the tax bar," said Chadbourne & Parke tax department chair William Cavanagh.
Widespread Tax, Regulatory Easing on Horizon Under Trump
As the Donald Trump administration and a new Congress take control in Washington, advisers can expect widespread easing of the regulatory reins around such areas as retirement, tax and investing policies. Debates are in full swing regarding the fate of the U.S. Labor Department's fiduciary rule on retirement accounts, leadership of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the anticipated full-frontal focus by the Trump administration and Congress on tax reform—both individual and corporate.
Justices Reject Use of King's Bench in Phila. Soft Drink Tax Challenge
The state Supreme Court has decided against using its King's Bench power to take up a challenge to Philadelphia's sweetened beverage tax by a group of retailers and distributors.
Baker & Hostetler Hires Pepper Hamilton Tax Partner
A tax controversy partner from Pepper Hamilton has left to join Baker & Hostetler's growing Philadelphia office.
What Do Tax Crackdowns Mean for Irish Law Firms?
Business-friendly tax rates have boosted Ireland's big firms. Will restrictions by the EU and the United States change that?
If You Are an Expat or Thinking About Expatriating, Think About This
The presidential election has prompted some people to ask, "Should I stay, or should I go?" Tax expert Stanley Foodman looks at the U.S. tax consequences.
Apple Hires Top U.K. Law Firm To Deal With 'Political Crap'
When you're the head of a company with a market cap that's bigger than the GDP of Sweden, perhaps you don't need to worry about being diplomatic.
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.
Oil Exploration Company's Demand for Tax Refund Fails in Texas Supreme Court
The Texas Supreme Court on Friday turned down an oil company's bid for a large tax exemption and held that Southwest Royalties Inc.'s purchases of casing, tubing, other well equipment and associated services were not exempt from sales taxes available to certain manufacturers.TRENDING STORIES
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