IRS CEO Frank Bisignano could face questions from lawmakers on whether taxpayers who first got letters instead of automatic refund checks have been made whole during testimony in front of a House panel. https://t.co/wEGYFpRtPZ
California’s excise tax on manufacturers and dealers of firearms and ammunition doesn’t meaningfully constrain the individual rights protected by the US Constitution’s Second Amendment, a state trial court ruled Tuesday. https://t.co/wi9IPV4sTY
Opinion: Lucy Woodward of Saffery says addressing the UK-US LLC mismatch would be a meaningful improvement, but wider certainty over their prospective UK tax exposure is vital for high-net-worth individuals. https://t.co/OF1Pgn3ndD
The US map of pass-through entity tax regimes has changed a lot over the last year, with two states launching programs for the first time and six others extending their statutory sunset dates. https://t.co/3w9UHo6aB5
Opinion: Critics of the state and local tax deduction cap should accept its constitutionality but push for changes such as eliminating the cap's marriage penalty and smoothing its phaseout. https://t.co/GSOWPqhJts
The US audit board, under new leadership, is moving to amend the 2024 overhaul of its quality control standard, targeting provisions that accounting firms have flagged as stumbling blocks to adopting the foundational rule changes by year’s end. https://t.co/hqQ5wWn3jE
President Trump’s no-tax-on-tips policy risks being drowned out as Las Vegas faces a decline in tourism and broader economic anxieties. https://t.co/EKIHkgXdM6
Opinion: Successful data center developers will be the ones who maximize the efficiencies of every state and federal tax program in such a capital-intensive market. https://t.co/xCcgtgP2US
Liberty Global is asking for the entire Tenth Circuit to rehear its $110 million tax refund appeal, arguing that a panel decision against the telecommunications company will cause broad confusion for taxpayers. https://t.co/ZjLRryHjUZ
Newark, N.J., isn’t entitled to a reduced property tax assessment on land it owns in a nearby town despite restrictions on the land’s future development, the state appeals court ruled. https://t.co/bh0NeM4ITP
Cryptocurrency trade groups are asking Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker to pull a proposed transaction tax on digital asset trading from the upcoming state budget. https://t.co/iz1kIQ3jyC
The Ohio Supreme Court will hear arguments Tuesday over whether a test for determining the taxability of multi-part service transactions can be broadly applied—a question worth nearly $2 million to one Fiserv Inc. subsidiary. https://t.co/gDdBtm3YRS
Liberty Global is asking for the entire Tenth Circuit to rehear its $110 million tax refund appeal, arguing that a panel decision against the telecommunications company will cause broad confusion for taxpayers. https://t.co/mPvnHizWEx
Immigration and Customs Enforcement didn’t meet safeguard standards before it signed an agreement to get more IRS information on immigrants, a watchdog found. https://t.co/gdj08hu508
Opinion: Madison Square Garden, the home of the New York Knicks, produced one of the most important decisions on New York City's commercial real estate tax that resonates today. https://t.co/NsRK9QNqfZ
The US map of pass-through entity tax regimes has changed a lot over the last year, with two states launching programs for the first time and six others extending their statutory sunset dates. https://t.co/osFUabVUtr
KPMG’s UK arm has told staff that they can no longer finish early on Fridays over the summer, in a reversal of a Covid-era policy, according to a spokesperson. https://t.co/1zIL6yPVph
The IRS has the power to reclassify more than a dozen positions making them easier to fire after President Donald Trump signed a new executive order in his bid to shrink the federal government. https://t.co/t2400ZEdA8
A House panel with jurisdiction over tax policy is readying legislation to address the taxation of cryptocurrencies for release as early as Friday, before a hearing early next week. https://t.co/aiNnedUCcm