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The IRS has issued its annual guidance and user fee information for taxpayers requesting letter rulings and other similar advice.

Taxpayers familiar with Washington's tax systems understand that properly calculating the appropriate amount of tax due often entails complying with distinctive and complicated substantive requirements.

The New Jersey Division of Taxation announced a limited-time program allowing taxpayers to resolve their outstanding debt with limited imposition of penalties.

The administration budget for fiscal year 2017 includes a broad range of aggressive spending proposals supporting President Obama's policy concerns.

On November 6, Oklahoma voters approved a ballot measure that exempts all intangible personal property from state property taxes beginning with tax years after 2012.

The IRS issued proposed regulations (REG-125734-16) that provide guidance related to registration-required obligations that are registered in form.

The top Republican tax writers in Congress last week renewed their efforts to pressure Treasury into backing down on the proposed regulations issued under Section 385.

Home Concrete is one of a string of cases involving "son of boss" hedging bond sale transactions that the IRS and courts have declared abusive shelters.

Restricted stock and restricted stock units (RSUs) -- they're the same thing, right? This is one of the most common misconceptions about these equity vehicles.

The House on June 7 voted 270–146 to approve legislation (H.R. 436) that would repeal two tax provisions.

Between the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 and the phase-in of new rules from the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, a number of new tax rules may affect executive compensation in 2013.

The Supreme Court has granted certiorari in <em>U.S. v. Clarke</em>, (Sup. Ct. Dkt. No. 13-301), in which it will address whether an unsupported allegation that the IRS issued a summons for an improper purpose entitles the opponent of the summons to an evidentiary hearing to question the IRS on its reasons for issuing the summons.

The IRS on Dec. 2 issued Notice 2016-73 announcing that the government intends to issue regulations under Section 367 modifying the rules relating to the treatment of property used to acquire parent stock...

A new year is under way, and with it comes an opportunity to assess and analyze your business’s qualified benefit plans. Retirement plan rules are always changing, as are the business environment and workers’ expectations of benefits.

States and localities are continuing to experiment with different above-the-line tax systems, nonuniform methods of taxing similar items and taxes on out-of-state entities that have relationships with in-state contacts.

The IRS recently released proposed regulations (REG-130074-11) on the new 0.9% additional Medicare tax (Additional Medicare Tax) added by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010.

The IRS has ruled (PLR 2012-37-001) that a corporation’s status as an S corporation did not terminate even though the corporation was administratively dissolved under state law when the corporation failed to file a required report with the state.