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In response to the economic turbulence sparked by the COVID-19 pandemic, the federal government, along with several states, have granted taxpayers automatic extensions for filing and ...

Since our previous Alert about the March 1, 2024, Alabama District Court decision declaring the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) unconstitutional, the U.S. Justice Department...

When seeking tax exempt status, the definition of social welfare can become somewhat less broad.

For many years, the penalty for failure to file a partnership return was $50 per partner per month for a maximum of 5 months.

New pilot program may result in corporate tax rulings within 12 weeks.

It's a very busy week here in Washington before Congress heads off for a two-week recess.

When selling a business, the way the deal is structured can have a bigger impact on what sellers take home than the headline purchase price.

House of Representatives Committee on Ways and Means Chairman Dave Camp released the proposed Tax Reform Act of 2014.

President Trump has spent much of the first month of his presidency embroiled in controversy over his immigration policies.

Chris Pippett was featured in Yahoo! Finance article "California's Tax Collector Wants To Bank Legal Cannabis." Full text can be found in the August 19, 2015, issue, but a synopsis is below.

Lenders who have liens on inventory or accounts receivable know to watch troubled credits closely for possible tax lien filings. However, many of these same lenders do not realize that, under Revised Article 9, lien searches have new built-in pitfalls!

A case decided last month by the United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas illustrates the potential dangers that can accompany "good acts" and serving on boards for little or no compensation.

The backdating of stock option grants by public companies continues to be a focus of news stories and law enforcement investigations. What initially appeared to be an issue associated with some technology companies may in fact be more widespread, possibly extending to hundreds of companies.

Your company may be eligible for a partial refund of the 3 percent federal telecommunications excise taxes it has paid for the three years preceding the filing of a refund claim. A federal district court recently held that the Internal Revenue Service is not entitled to collect the telecommunications excise tax on certain telecommunications services because those particular services are not covered by the telecommunications excise tax statute.

Connecticut entrepreneurs may get additional help from angel investors if proposed bill is signed into law.

Claims that worldwide combined reporting will bring additional profits into the corporate tax base presuppose foreign subsidiaries added to a combined group are always profitable.

In a unanimous decision in Gillette Co. v. Franchise Tax Board, the California Supreme Court on December 31 held that the Multistate Tax Compact is not a binding reciprocal agreement among its members.