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fayth.declarador
over 3 years ago
Legal Insights Blog
Practical Guidance
Pitfalls and Profits: Acquiring Financially Distressed Companies
The coronavirus pandemic and associated state-mandated business closures may have exacerbated the problems of companies that were already in distress before the pandemic, and, unfortunately, may even have created these problems for otherwise healthy companies—even...
fayth.declarador
over 3 years ago
Legal Insights Blog
Practical Guidance
IRS Criminal Tax Enforcement in Times of COVID
The Joint Chiefs of Global Tax Enforcement, consisting of the IRS’s Criminal Investigation unit, with representatives of the UK, Canada, Australia, and the Netherlands (known as the Joint Chiefs of Global Tax Enforcement or the J5) meets yearly...
fayth.declarador
over 4 years ago
Legal Insights Blog
Practical Guidance
Cloudy With a Chance of Broken Privilege: Maintaining Attorney-Client Privilege in a Virtual Environment
Due to the expanded use of cloud computing and an increase in the amount of work being done from home, questions can arise about how these new practices can affect attorney-client privilege. Communications between attorney and client once took place in...
fayth.declarador
over 4 years ago
Legal Insights Blog
Practical Guidance
Choo! Choo! Biden Infrastructure Plan Chugs Along Seeking International Tax Revenue
The Biden administration and top Congressional Democrats seek to raise revenue to finance the improvements and other non-infrastructure items in the president’s $2 trillion-plus infrastructure plan, the “American Jobs Plan.” To fund...
fayth.declarador
over 4 years ago
Legal Insights Blog
Practical Guidance
Seeking Greener Pastures: Using Tax Credits to “Green” America
With the Biden administration seeking infrastructure legislation to help make America “greener,” energy tax credits (up to $400 billion in the current plan) are expected to play an important role in incenting private enterprise to comply....
fayth.declarador
over 4 years ago
Legal Insights Blog
Practical Guidance
Targeting the Techs: Maryland Becomes First State to Pass Digital Advertising Tax
Maryland recently enacted the nation’s first digital advertising tax, 2020 H.B. 732 , which creates an entirely new gross revenues tax on digital advertising. The law, as enacted, could face significant challenges based on concerns that its provisions...
fayth.declarador
over 4 years ago
Legal Insights Blog
Practical Guidance
Clean-up on Aisle 10: Spring Cleaning for Advance Pricing Agreements
With the potential for a partial overhaul of the international tax provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, as evidenced by the Senate Finance Committee’s hearings held on March 25, 2021, now’s the time to evaluate your company’s advance...
fayth.declarador
over 4 years ago
Legal Insights Blog
Practical Guidance
ARPA 2021 COBRA Coverage: Free, Free, Free (for Six Months)
The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARPA), Pub. L. No. 117-2, provides COBRA premium subsidies for 100% of the applicable COBRA premiums for eligible individuals for periods beginning on or after April 1, 2021, and ending September 30, 2021. The law...
Tristan
over 4 years ago
Legal Insights Blog
Practical Guidance
American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 Tax Provisions
Costing $1.9 trillion, with over $580 billion attributable to its tax provisions, the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARPA) is a sweeping piece of legislation attempting to jump-start the economy and relieve the economic suffering of individuals and...
Tristan
over 4 years ago
Legal Insights Blog
Practical Guidance
Take Our Short Tax Survey and Earn a Reward
Tell us what you think! Take our brief survey to let us know how LexisNexis® can enhance its tax offerings. And earn a $5 gift card*. TAKE THE SURVEY » Related Content Tax Key Legal Development Tracker (Federal) Set an alert on this...
Tristan
over 4 years ago
Legal Insights Blog
Practical Guidance
You Can Have It Both Ways! Subchapter S Conversions, Coming and Going
An S corporation can provide certain tax benefits that are unavailable to a C corporation. The relatively new qualified business income deduction, for instance, offers S corporation shareholders the ability to shelter up to 20% of their qualified business...
Tristan
over 4 years ago
Legal Insights Blog
Practical Guidance
Save with SUB Plans: Supplemental Unemployment Benefit Plans Can Save Employer Severance Dollars
The economic and financial consequences of the ongoing COVID-19 crisis have forced some employers to furlough and lay off workers, resulting in record numbers of individuals claiming state unemployment benefits. As a result, an increasing number of employers...
Tristan
over 4 years ago
Legal Insights Blog
Practical Guidance
The Cost of Sin: States May Impose So-Called Sin Taxes to Raise Revenue
Many states join in a slow and steady trend of adopting sin taxes to raise revenue. To start, a number of states have legalized the use of recreational marijuana and tax sales of the product as a means to generate substantial amounts of revenue. Cities...
Tristan
over 4 years ago
Legal Insights Blog
Practical Guidance
Mine, Mine, Mine; It’s All Mine! Sorting the Issue of State Taxation of Remote Workers During the Pandemic
The U.S. Supreme Court is deciding whether to review New Hampshire v. Massachusetts , a case that, if accepted, may decide if it’s constitutional for states to impose income tax on remote workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. The case involves nexus...
Tristan
over 4 years ago
Legal Insights Blog
Practical Guidance
Quick Draw on the Second Draw: SBA Guidance on the PPP Restart Following the CAA, 2021
The Small Business Administration recently provided guidance on the restart of the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) under the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021, including start dates and procedures, and issued two new interim final rules—one...
Tristan
over 4 years ago
Legal Insights Blog
Practical Guidance
Final $1 Million Pay Cap Regs: Do You Know Who Your Covered Employees Are?
Final Section 162(m) regulations published in December 2020 are largely the same as the proposed regulations from the prior year; but some key variations exist. Read this four-step article from Crowell & Moring attorneys and learn how to mitigate...
Tristan
over 4 years ago
Legal Insights Blog
Practical Guidance
Don’t Forget Me! Tax Considerations in M&A Transactions
Tax plays a critical role in many M&A transactions. Attaining the desired tax consequences is a significant consideration when planning and structuring an acquisition. This resource kit collects Practical Guidance that addresses tax considerations...
Tristan
over 4 years ago
Legal Insights Blog
Practical Guidance
Tax Provisions of the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021
The Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021, signed by President Trump on December 27, 2020 (Pub. L. No. 116-260), includes a number of tax provisions, many of them extenders. One of the most remarkable provisions is Congress’s decision, contrary...
Tristan
over 4 years ago
Legal Insights Blog
Practical Guidance
Auld Lang Syne: 2020 in Review
Happy 2021! Looking back, we see that tax controversies continued in 2020 despite the pandemic. Plus, there were important tax developments in case law, through passage of the CARES Act and issuance of an abundance of regulations. The year 2020 also marked...
Tristan
over 4 years ago
Legal Insights Blog
Practical Guidance
Don’t You Forget About Me! Are End-of-Year Tax Extenders on the Table?
A number of Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) provisions—including expensing short-life business expenses, expanded deduction limit for business interest expenses, immediate deduction of research, and experimentation costs—are set to expire after...
LexTalk
over 5 years ago
LexTalk® UK
LexTalk® Tax
Spring Budget 2020
Today, Rishi Sunak, The Chancellor of the Exchequer, delivered the government’s first post-Brexit Budget with a promise to kick start a “decade of renewal” for Britain. Our Lexis®PSL experts have produced in-depth commentary, overnight...
Emma
over 5 years ago
LexTalk® UK
LexTalk® Brexit
If a UK business currently buys fuel in the ROI, how do they claim the VAT back? Any information if/ how this process will change post Brexit?
Any ideas would be great!
paulsakalas
over 5 years ago
Lexis® Legal Advantage
FAQ
What is the Capital Gains Rate for Cryptocurrency?
For starters, if you didn’t know cryptocurrency is taxable, please read this . Since it’s not officially issued by any country, the IRS doesn’t view cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, Litecoin, etc.) as a currency. Instead, it’s seen...
paulsakalas
over 5 years ago
Lexis® Legal Advantage
FAQ
Are Punitive Damages Taxable?
In a lawsuit settlement, the plaintiff can often be awarded for both compensatory and punitive damages. Punitive damages can be seen as a “punishment” of sorts to the defendant in the lawsuit, as a way for the Courts to assign a dollar amount...
Rosie
over 5 years ago
LexTalk® UK
LexTalk® Tax
Under the post-April 2020 off-payroll working rules, when will there be an obligation to provide a status determination statement?
I would be grateful if someone could assist with the above.
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