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Ever heard the maxim, "always expect the unexpected"? We have all experienced its truth in the "real world." Similarly, the tax law has no lack of oddities or quirks that can leave even tax professionals uttering "huh?"

Hurricane Sandy caused unprecedented and extensive damage to property and businesses in the Tri-State Area.

The contemplated Corporate Tax Reform III (CTR III) will be a key element for the attractiveness of Switzerland as a location for multinational enterprises.

The American Taxpayer Relief Tax Act of 2012 (the "Act"), enacted on January 2, 2013, ended an 11 year period of uncertainty relating to estate tax exemptions and rates by making the agreed upon exemptions and rates "permanent".

The California Supreme Court's recent opinion in “Edwards v. Arthur Andersen L.L.P.”, S147190 (Aug. 7, 2008), is a turning point for two distinct bodies of law surrounding the validity of post-employment restrictions, such as covenants not to compete, and the validity of broad, employment-related releases in light of nonwaivable statutory rights.

The Trump administration has finalized sweeping changes to healthcare price transparency rules, requiring health plans and insurers to standardize machine-readable pricing files, attest to data accuracy through executive certification, and provide consumers with personalized cost information by phone. These regulations, effective December 2026 through July 2028...

Section 2801 imposes special transfer tax rules on covered expatriates, but planning strategies may be implemented to reduce the provision's impact.

As we discussed in last month's issue of New York Tax Insights, Governor Cuomo has released his proposed 2015-16 Executive Budget (Senate Bill No. S2009, Assembly Bill No. A3009)...

An administrative law judge (ALJ) in the State of New York Division of Tax Appeals has determined that a taxpayer's receipts for facilitation of online travel reservations were from providing a service...