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On April 21, 2023, the New Jersey Appellate Division ("the Court") issued an important and uniquely topical decision in the matter of NR Deed, LLC v. Rabago, No. A-2315-21, LEXIS 603 (App. Div. Apr. 21, 2023)...

Gifting real estate property to children is a significant financial and legal decision that requires careful consideration.

If you are the owner of a commercial, industrial, retail, office or other property in Pennsylvania, then now is the time to review your properties’ tax assessment against its current market value. This same review is also applicable to your residential properties as well.

On May 19, 2021, the Iowa Legislature closed this year's session by passing a 60-page tax bill consisting of 28 divisions addressing a plethora of topics, resulting in an estimated cut in taxes of $1 billion over the next eight years.

The application cycle for up to $750 million in New York economic development incentives is due soon.

Even one day of unanticipated tax liabilities can have meaningful consequences. Our Federal Tax Group turns your attention to the little-regarded – but still important – straddle-period provisions...

All Georgia communities can provide partial relief, and some can provide full exemptions, from ad valorem taxes for certain privately-used facilities through bond-lease transactions.

Florida offers many advantages as a retirement haven compared to northern states (including no state income taxes and better weather).

It's a cliché we hear in gags, see in cartoons and read in articles: how to out-smart, out-play and out-negotiate the car salesman.

The Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes Act of 2015 (the "Act") became law on Dec. 18, 2015.

Both renewable energy market participants and taxing jurisdictions in New York State have long been bedeviled by inconsistent and unclear real property tax policy and assessments.

Every state has an unclaimed property (UCP) law that requires businesses to regularly report their UCP holdings. Some states, including Illinois, even require "negative reporting" by businesses...

On February 1, 2017, the Michigan Supreme Court ruled that it would hear oral arguments on the application for leave to appeal in Menard.

The 2017 Tax Cut and Jobs Act included a new Section 1400Z that received little attention when first introduced, but stands to have a big impact on spurring investment in distressed regions of the country.

North Carolina lawmakers reconvene for the 2026 Short Session facing critical decisions on budget negotiations, Medicaid reform, and Hurricane Helene recovery funding.

In Florida, the documentary stamp tax is a tax excised on certain documents that are executed, delivered, or recorded.

After years of advising cranberry bog owners, as well as serving as trustee for an 800-acre cranberry farm for eight years, the Supreme Judicial Court’s recent decision in Watermark LLC v. R H Benea Cranberry...