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Tadd Fowler is the Senior Vice President – Treasurer and Global Taxes at Procter & Gamble. In this episode of On Tax, he and Cravath partner and host Len Teti discuss Tadd's...

Ongoing Post-Election Coverage Issues for International Clients.

In Notice 2016-1, the IRS issued the 2016 optional standard mileage rates used to calculate the deductible costs of operating an automobile for business, charitable, medical or moving purposes.

The Oregon Department of Revenue (DOR) has just released a series of eight draft administrative rules for Oregon's new Corporate Activity Tax (CAT) that go into effect on January 1, 2020.

Liskow has learned that the Louisiana combined state and local sales and use tax return that was scheduled to roll out November 1st has been delayed.

On the same day many company installments were due, the IRS and Treasury granted limited penalty relief for underpaying estimated tax installments based on the corporate alternative minimum tax.

The Tax Court has ruled in "Shea Homes Inc. et al. v. Commissioner" (142 T.C. No. 3) that planned community developers can use the completed contract method to recognize income.

In this episode of Cadwalader's podcast series, Tax partners Mark Howe and Gary Silverstein are joined by Eric Wempen, Head of Tax at Benefit Street Partners, to discuss the tax aspects...

Cadwalader partner Mark Howe and Phil Balzafiore, Head of Tax for Tetragon Financial Group, discuss interesting and cutting-edge issues about the tax aspects of this high-yield...

California is one of the most recent states to consider legislation adopting mandatory worldwide combined reporting.

Last summer, we discussed the IRS's issuance of new Proposed Regulations under Section 2704 of the Internal Revenue Code, which regulations would severely impact discounts on gifts made to family members.

Proposed IRS regulations would define "real property" for purposes of an entity’s qualifying as a REIT and maintaining that qualification at the close of each quarter.

The Internal Revenue Service periodically reminds taxpayers and tax professionals to be careful in responding to fraudulent contacts using the IRS name or logo in telephone calls, unsolicited facsimiles ...

Tim Noonan authored an article for the Columbia Law School Journal of Tax Law titled "Remote Workforce Doctrine and Policy: Short-Term and Long-Term Considerations."

The Boston Bar Association held its annual tax conference this past Thursday, and as always the BBA pulled together a great lineup of practitioners, legislators, and Department of Revenue officials to discuss the latest in Massachusetts state tax.

The report comments on the temporary and proposed regulations published on May 8, 2015, relating to the treatment of nonperiodic payments made or received pursuant to notional principal contracts (NPCs).

It is crucial to understand the difference between "domicile" and "residency." "Domicile" refers to a taxpayer's primary and permanent home, of which a tax payer can only have one...

The Supreme Judicial Court denied a retailer’s claim of a bad debt sales tax credit for sales made to customers that were eventually charged off as worthless debt.