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ARTICLE · 15 MAY 2020

Virtual Board Meetings And Remote Work—Managing Unintended Tax Risks

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In a recent Bloomberg Tax article, tax partner and tax controversy group co-founder Kat Gregor, tax partner Andy Howard, tax controversy associate Ellen Gilley and tax

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In a recent Bloomberg Tax article, tax partner and tax controversy group co-founder Kat Gregor, tax partner Andy Howard, tax controversy associate Ellen Gilley and tax associate David Johns provide practical steps to consider and considerations to avoid jurisdictional issues and potential risks of increased tax exposure in light of covid-19 as travel restrictions and closed business sites may cause directors and employees to perform services in unintended jurisdictions, whether those jurisdictions be other countries or other U.S. states. Please click here read the full article.

In a separate Bloomberg Tax article, Ellen Gilley further discusses a need for the IRS to provide guidance on nexus issues for stranded workers in the United States due to pandemic travel restrictions beyond a 60-day tax relief period. Please click here to read the full article, which includes more insights from Ellen.

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