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The taxpayer's activities in question were analogous to those examined in United States v. Dean, 945 F. Supp. 2d 1110 (C.D. Cal. 2013), and therefore were part of a complex production process resulting in a distinct final product.

The Tax Court has held in CRI-Leslie, LLC v. Commissioner (147 T.C. No. 8) that a partnership recognized ordinary income from its gain from a terminated sale contract.

The Tax Court has held in CRI-Leslie, LLC v. Commissioner (147 T.C. No. 8) that a partnership recognized ordinary income from its gain from a terminated sale contract.

The Tax Court has ruled in Brinkley v. Commissioner (T.C. Memo 2014-227) that a payment an employee received in excess of the fair market value of the stock he held was compensation instead of capital gain.

Employers must provide free artificial contraception, sterilization and substances or devices to induce abortion to participants in their health insurance plans starting August 2012, in accordance to the 2010 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act as implemented by the Department of Health and Human Services.

A district court in Kansas has concluded in Ash Grove Cement Co, et al. v. U.S that a taxpayer's litigation expenses arose from the acquisition of a business and were nondeductible capital expenses.

The IRS issued final regulations (T.D. 9682) relating to when S corporation shareholders have basis in indebtedness that the S corporation owes to them.

The IRS has issued long-awaited final regulations under Section 336(e), providing corporate taxpayers with an election to treat a qualified disposition of target corporation stock to an unrelated party as a sale of the target’s underlying assets.

In a private letter ruling released on Jan. 16 ( PLR 201503006), the IRS considered a single, discrete legal issue related to a proposed Section 355 spin-off transaction.

In the CCA memorandum, the IRS describes nongeneric domain names as usually being a specific company or product name.

The IRS has announced its annual cost-of-living and inflation adjustments for 2017, offering a bump that is much more modest than the increase in wages subject to Social Security.

The IRS filed a petition for "certiorari" on May 31 asking the Supreme Court to review the Sixth Circuit’s ruling in "United States v. Quality Stores".

In a field attorney advice memorandum (FAA 20134301F), the IRS analyzed an employer’s tax deduction timing related to bonuses paid to employees.

The IRS concluded that a taxpayer’s gain from the sale of a debt instrument was characterized as ordinary because it was a recovery of a prior bad debt deduction under Section 166.

The IRS issued a revenue ruling (Rev. Rul. 2015-09) on May 5 that addressed certain corporate step transaction issues and revoked a prior revenue ruling with similar facts (Rev. Rul. 78-120).

The IRS has postponed new rules that were scheduled to take effect in 2013 and will eventually expand corporate and broker basis reporting requirements.

The IRS Large Business and International Division (LB&I) has announced (LB&I-04-0812-010) that it will no longer use its "tiered issue process" to manage audit issues.