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The Treasury Department provided guidance on the election to treat certain qualified dispositions of target corporation stock as taxable sales of that corporation’s assets when it finalized regulations under Section 336(e).

In a complaint filed on Aug 4 in the Western District of Texas the US Chamber of Commerce and the Texas Association of Business filed suit against the IRS and Treasury over the inversion regulations.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act established a $10,000 limit on all state and local tax deductions for Federal income tax purposes.

It is unclear whether President Trump will be more successful in tackling tax reform than he was in repealing ACA/Obamacare.

Congress continues its heavy workload with the Thanksgiving recess roughly three weeks away.

The Massachusetts Society of CPAs (MSCPA) published an article by Matt Morris in its weekly "Friday @ Five" newsletter.

Senate Finance Committee Chair Ron Wyden, D-Ore., has pledged to introduce bipartisan legislation to address the recent rise in corporate inversion.

The European Commission is currently conducting in-depth investigations into whether national tax rulings breach the EU’s competition rules.

The European Commission has laid out its plans in a new Tax Transparency Package to clamp down on tax deals made between EU governments and multi-national corporations.

Explore how legal professionals navigate complex regulatory frameworks and client relationships in today's evolving business landscape. Discover the strategic approaches and specialized expertise that drive successful outcomes in corporate legal matters. Learn about the critical considerations that shape modern legal practice and professional development.

Jeff Tenenbaum's message in the EO Tax Journal's EOTJ Mailbag regarding the NFL's decision to relinquish its federal tax-exempt status and the challenges it may face during the conversion process...

The recent oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has fouled the wetlands and fisheries of the coastal states raising calls for more regulation of deep water drilling and exploration.

The National Council of Insurance Legislators has developed a model bill that would enable states to provide income tax credits to employers offering individual coverage health reimbursement arrangements. With only Indiana currently offering such credits and other states like Georgia and Ohio considering similar legislation, this development could significantly impact how small businesses approach employee health coverage. The model targets businesses with 2-50 employees and has garnered support from major

TIPA extended the deadline from January 1, 2014, to January 1, 2015. Industry participants have been anxiously awaiting the IRS guidance since TIPA became law in late 2014.

Introduced on November 9, 2017, the Senate Tax Bill would maintain private activity bonds ("PABs").

Members of the Senate Finance Committee filed 93 amendments for consideration during tomorrow's markup of legislation to extend expired tax provisions.

On June 22, 2004, Richard Scruggs expanded his class action litigation against nonprofit hospitals. After targeting thirteen nonprofit hospitals in eight different states two weeks ago, Scruggs has now extended his assault against tax-exempt hospitals in Arizona, Colorado, Illinois, Missouri, and Texas.