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On Thursday, June 28, the Massachusetts House and Senate each voted to approve a $32.5 billion state budget bill.

With the pending rate cute, most companies are waiting until reform goes through to do a deal, but there are some relatively unpublicized provisions that may make deal makers rethink that strategy...

On June 28, 2017, New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu signed a budget bill which updates the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) conformity date and increases the IRC Section 179 depreciation expense deduction limitation.

Paul R. Wassgren's blog post, "New Nevada Commerce Tax Could Tarnish the Silver State as an Incorporation Destination," was mentioned in the Small Business Trends article, "New Nevada Commerce Tax: What You Need to Know."

Few issues facing nonprofit organizations these days are as prominent as executive compensation.

Section 336(e) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as effectuated by the final regulations promulgated in May 2013, is obviously an important corporate tax provision.

Partners Jay Singer and Alexander Lee discuss the ins and outs of the section 163(j) limitation as it applies to consolidated groups, partnerships, and other US taxpayers.

As an individual or business, it is your responsibility to be aware of and to meet your tax filing/reporting deadlines.

Article from Waller Law.

The Tax Cut and Jobs Act introduced a new rule limiting a businesses ability to deduct interest expense, which can have a significant impact in the senior living area as facilities often are acquired or built using debt.

"Transfer Of Partnership Interest For Services Revisited - Part I"

"Transfer Of Partnership Interest For Services Revisited - Part II," By Leigh Griffith, Taxes Magazine

This proposed regulation was very unpopular among tax practitioners and its withdrawal is viewed as a positive change.

What we want to do in any tax bill is keep U.S. multinationals competitive and of course encourage domestic activity,

State Tax After Reform…Where Are We Going?

In the most recent edition of "The Taxpayers' Advocate", Michael A. Jacobs, Robert E. Weyman, Brent Beissel, and Jack Trachtenberg of Reed Smith LLP discuss the Massachsuetts Commissioner of Revenue's use of the sham transaction doctrine.

On July 7, 2017, Washington Gov. Jay Inslee signed legislation that will require remote sellers, marketplace facilitators, and referrers to collect and remit sales or use tax, or alternatively comply with...