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Obama To Veto Corporate Tax Bill

President Barack Obama to veto corporate tax bill that would result in $440 billion in tax breaks. The bill, which would make 56 of the so-called “tax extenders” permanent, would primarily benefit businesses, according to Vox. Tax extenders refers to a collection of tax breaks that have been inserted into the tax code on a […]

Author: Frank L. Brunetti

December 2, 2014

Bill Clinton Discusses Corporate Taxation

During an interview with CNBC, former President Bill Clinton discussed corporate taxation and the controversial practice of “inverting,” a tax move that involves merging with a company in a low-tax country to obtain foreign tax status. Taking a stance that has been frequently espoused by conservative politicians, Clinton told CNBC’s Becky Quick that the U.S.’s […]

Author: James F. McDonough

October 1, 2014

Tax Attorney

New Jersey Considers Estate Tax Reform

As numerous other states make similar moves, New Jersey is considering estate tax reform. A bill has been introduced to the New Jersey state legislature that would repeal the inheritance tax and raise the size of the estate tax exemption to the federal level, according to The Real Deal. Currently, New Jersey is one of […]

Author: Frank L. Brunetti

September 5, 2014

More Companies Change Business Designation for Tax Purposes

A growing number of companies across a variety of industries are changing their business designations in an effort to lower their liability under federal tax law. The New York Times exclusively reported on this increasingly common scenario, in which corporations that operate in several sectors – including prisons, casinos and infrastructure – are classifying themselves […]

Author: Frank L. Brunetti

May 3, 2013

Tax Attorney

IRS May Lean on Social Media to Gain Information About Taxpayers

The Internal Revenue Service is receiving a great deal of criticism after allegations that it relies on social media and emails as an investigative tool into potential tax law violations being committed by Americans. For example, if a person submits a suspicious tax return in which they claim little income, but then post pictures of a […]

Author: Frank L. Brunetti

May 1, 2013

IRS to Cut Back on Individual, Corporate Audits in 2013

The Internal Revenue Service is seeking out strategies to maximize its efficiency on a lower budget, and this may translate to fewer individual and corporate audits in 2013, a new report suggests. Documents obtained by a non-partisan watchdog group, Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse, revealed that the IRS plans to reduce the number of staffers it places […]

Author: Frank L. Brunetti

April 22, 2013

Leaked Documents Reveal Extent of Tax Shelter Abuse

The Internal Revenue Service has made going after Americans who violate U.S. tax law through the improper use of tax shelters a top priority. A new report that exposes millions of leaked documents reveals the large extent of tax shelter abuse occurring in the U.S. The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists reports that 90 journalists […]

Author: Scarinci Hollenbeck, LLC

April 17, 2013

Court Denies IRS Request to Reinstate Tax Preparer Rules

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia denied a request made by the Internal Revenue Service to reinstate its tax preparer rules or otherwise known as, tax return preparer regulatory program, pending an appeal. The ruling said that the federal agency had “not satisfied the stringent requirements” to overturn a lower-court judge’s injunction […]

Author: Frank L. Brunetti

April 15, 2013

Tax Attorney

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