Tax Law
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Tax Law
Do President Trump's Tax Records Show That He Falsified His Taxes?
Many wealthy people will probably be calling their banks and accountants to get assurances that their information will not be leaked. -
Finance
Weak Loser Donald Trump Paid Less In Taxes Than You Because You Are Better At Making Money
The president of the United States pays the tax rate of a preteen paperboy because he is worse at making money than a preteen paperboy. -
Tax Law
Year-End Tax-Planning Opportunities Created By The CARES Act
Plan carefully: some of the deferred taxes have to be paid back eventually. -
Government
A Small Business Decides To Implement President Trump's Tax Deferral Order And Here's What Happened
Something to keep in mind: popular payroll programs have not yet issued any software updates to accommodate the deferral order.
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Government
President Trump’s Tax Deferral Plan Will Be Ignored Unless There Is A Way To Forgive The Deferred Taxes
But what happens to the employers who disregarded the notice and withheld like normal? -
Government
Reminder: DOJ And Other Honors Program Applications Are Due Soon
The size of the DOJ Honors Program is significantly smaller this time around, so the process should be especially competitive. -
Sports
What To Make Of The IRS Memo To Add A Tax On Daily Fantasy Sports Companies
A wager is a wager is a wager. -
Technology
Fortnite Goes Against Apple And Google And Their 30% Tax On App Purchases
Last Thursday, Epic Games, creator of the hit game Fortnite, announced a discount for the purchase of V-Bucks — its in-game currency. For iPhone and Android smartphone users, you had to purchase the V-Bucks through its own payment portal instead of Apple’s App Store or Google’s Play Store to get the discount. Both Apple and […] -
Small Law Firms
Tax Issues To Watch Out For Due To COVID-19
Home-office expenses, meal deductions, and other complications due to the coronavirus could make your taxes much more, uh, taxing. -
Marijuana
The Role Of Marijuana Tax Revenue In Fighting Racial Injustices
The proper allocation of marijuana tax revenue is part of the national issue of cannabis reform. -
Government
Congratulations To The 2020 Bristow Fellows
Plus the 10 most recent classes of Bristow Fellows, and the law schools and lower-court clerkships from whence they came. -
Biglaw, Sponsored Content
Will We See A Wave Of White-Collar Litigation?
And what implications might that have for lateral hiring in the white-collar world? -
Government
Additional Guidance On The Paycheck Protection Program And Whether You Should Apply In The First Place
Some common issues that have seen in practice. -
Technology
Learning From Tech Innovation Trends In The COVID-19 Era
Law firms will need to continue to embrace innovation and automation, including innovation that may come from other industries. -
Tax Law
How The CARES Act Can Minimize Your Federal Student Loan And Tax Payments
Some people who had a very good year in 2019 can save a significant amount of money if they are seeking loan forgiveness through an income-based repayment plan. -
Tax Law
How You Can Prepare Yourself For The Coronavirus Economic Chaos
The ROI on your ETFs means little in the ICU. -
Tax Law
The IRS Issues Proposed Regulations That Clarifies When Your Steak And Wine Is Tax Deductible While Your Hunting Retreat Is Not
Whether business can be mixed with pleasure is debatable. But for now, the tax laws say that they cannot. -
Tax Law
Your Fortnite V-Bucks Are Safe: The IRS Is Not Going To Tax Your In-Game Winnings
The IRS issues guidance through several forms. -
Government
Trump Allies Hand Out Envelopes Of Cash To Black Voters For 'Charity'
That's the sound of a million IRS agents banging their heads on the desk at once! -
Government
Can A State Legally Force Presidential Candidates To Disclose Their Tax Returns And Impose Other Requirements?
Can the holding in Thornton apply to any state that seeks a candidate's tax returns before allowing that candidate to appear on the state's ballot?