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This conference will examine the opportunities and challenges facing owners of maturing tax credit properties, and how proactive owners and investors can maximize a tax credit property’s value in Year 15. Relevant topics will include Year 15, structuring qualified contracts, options and rights of first refusal, portfolio assessment, assessing the property disposition at Year 15 and before, and executing general partner transfers during the compliance period.
Tax Analysts, the nonprofit provider of federal, state, and international tax news and analysis, today announced the launch of a new column, Willis Weighs In, written by frequent contributor Benjamin M. Willis.
Tax Analysts, the nonprofit provider of federal, state, and international tax news and analysis, today announced the addition of a State Tax Amnesty Programs feature, a tool that offers users a single place to find amnesty programs offered in all 50 states and other localities for all tax types.
In an exclusive news story published in Monday’s Tax Notes, Tax Analysts – the nonprofit provider of federal, state, and international tax news and analysis – unveils alleged wrongdoing and mismanagement in the IRS Whistleblower Office concerning a submission the IRS recently denied.
Tax Analysts, a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization that provides tax news and analyses, held a conference today at the National Press Club at which an esteemed panel of tax experts discussed the taxation of cloud computing.
Tax Analysts, the nonprofit provider of federal, state, and international tax news and analysis, today announced the addition of a new U.S. treaty summaries feature to Worldwide Tax Treaties, an online tool providing a comprehensive database of bilateral and multilateral tax treaties from around the world and news coverage of global tax treaty developments.
Tax Analysts, the nonprofit provider of federal, state, and international tax news and analysis, today announced that Cara Griffith will serve as the new editor in chief of its state tax publications, which include State Tax Notes, a weekly print magazine dedicated solely to state and local tax issues and policy, as well as State Tax Today, a daily online publication providing comprehensive tax news and analysis for all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and every U.S. territory.
Tax Analysts, the nonprofit provider of federal, state, and international tax news and analysis, today released a video that looks back at the 100-year history of the federal income tax.
Tax Analysts, the nonprofit publisher of federal, state, and international tax news and analysis, today announced that Tax Notes magazine, its flagship publication, ranked second overall among the five major tax journals – Florida Tax Review, Tax Law Review, Tax Lawyer, Tax Notes, and Virginia Tax Review – in Washington & Lee University Law School’s 2003 – 2012 tax law review annual combined rankings.
Tax Analysts, the nonprofit provider of federal, state, and international tax news and analysis, today announced the launch of its new FATCA Expert, a Web service that delivers up-to-date information on the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA).
That, in turn, lets the subsidiaries enjoy the economic benefits that result from the R&D -- namely the profits from the intellectual property that's created, noted Martin Sullivan, chief economist at the publisher Tax Analysts.
As Martin Sullivan, chief economist at nonprofit Tax Analysts, told the Washington Post, “[Apple] would be stupid not to do it. It’s the loopholes in the U.S. tax laws that makes this all possible. All their competitors are doing it.”
Joseph Thorndike, who's a contributing editor for Tax Notes magazine, says ambiguity makes it hard for the IRS to determine which organizations deserve tax-exempt status and which do not.
As Martin Sullivan, chief economist at Tax Analysts, has pointed out, these tax breaks especially benefit the manufacturing sector.
That may be so, but it's unfair to other American taxpayers who can't exploit that loophole, said Martin Sullivan, chief economist at Tax Analysts, a nonprofit that publishes researches on tax policy.
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