FATCA – A Status Report
Many people doubted whether the United States Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act – commonly referred to by its acronym FATCA – was a viable piece…
Senate passes tax-cut bill in milestone move toward overhaul
Senate Republicans narrowly approved the most sweeping rewrite of the U.S. tax code in three decades, slashing the corporate tax rate and providing temporary tax-rate…
Online Course Revenue Not Sourced To Indiana – Tax & Accounting Blog
A private university’s online course revenue from Indiana residents was not included in the Indiana sales apportionment factor. The Indiana Tax Court ruled that the…
California Explains Sales Factor Throwback Rule – Tax & Accounting Blog
California updates taxpayers on a variety of corporation franchise and income and personal income tax issues, including: sales factor “throwback” rule; head of household audits;…
Weekly Report from Washington, D.C. – Tax & Accounting Blog
Taxes took center stage on Capitol Hill as the Senate continued debate on an overhaul of the Tax Code. In addition, the IRS expanded penalty…
A Word on the Joint Committee on Taxation
While not taking issue with my colleague RVB, it’s worth noting that the Hell-breaking comes because the Joint Committee on Taxation (whose chief is a…
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Passage of Senate Tax Bill Puts R&D Tax Credit in Doubt — Update
By Richard Rubin WASHINGTON — Senate Republicans, in their final push last week to pass a sweeping tax bill, may have undermined a research-and-development tax…
Robert Reich: The True Path to Prosperity
Nancy Pelosi and Democratic CaucusPhoto Credit: Dems.gov It’s often thought that Democrats care about fairness and not economic growth, while Republicans care about growth even…
Joint Committee on Taxation: 60 percent of households will get at least $100 tax cut
More than 60 percent of households would see a tax cut of at least $100 in 2019 under the Senate GOP tax bill, but that…