Could Artificial Intelligence Bankrupt Social Security?
The solvency of the social security trust fund has been a concern in the past few decades.
Is President Trump’s $10B Lawsuit Against The IRS Legitimate Despite Being Both The Plaintiff And The Defendant?
Trump will have to prove actual damages sufficient to justify the $10 billion he is demanding.
Transform Legal Reasoning Into Business-Ready Results With General AI
Protégé™ General AI is fundamentally changing how legal professionals use AI in their everyday practice.
Trump’s Recent Tariff Edicts Seem To Ignore The Supreme Court’s Skepticism
Imposing tariffs over a personal snub hardly qualifies as an international emergency or a threat to U.S. interests.
Gimme More (Deductions): Britney Spears Challenges The IRS At The US Tax Court
What can a noncelebrity learn from Britney Spears’s fight with the IRS?
From Sinners To Civil Servants: The Evolution Of Tax Collectors From Jesus’s Time To Today
Modern tax collectors do not profit personally from collections.
Trump’s Liberation Day Tariffs Are On Shaky Legal Ground As They Appear To Be A Stealth Consumption Tax
A Yale Budget Lab study believes the average household will lose $2,700 in purchasing power in 2025 due to the tariff’s inflationary effect on prices.
How LexisNexis State Net Uses Gen AI To Tame Gov’t Data
Its new features transform how you can track and analyze the more than 200,000 bills, regulations, and other measures set to be introduced this year.
Senator And Wife Sued For Over $5M In Unpaid Taxes And Agree To Pay Hours Later
The complaint alleges that the Justices owe $5,164,739.75 for income taxes from 2009 that were assessed on November 25, 2015.
Bouncing Back From Bar Exam Failure: How Kim Kardashian And Others Can Succeed On Their Next Attempt
Can you surpass a Kardashian?
Law Schools Must Navigate The Surge Of Applicants And Look For Red Flags In A Politically Charged Era
While increased interest in legal education is good, all applications must be evaluated with greater scrutiny.
The High Cost Of Not Watching Your Wallet: A Tax Cautionary Tale
Thinking about money (or lack of it) can make people indecisive.
Forced Resignations And A Government Shutdown: Will This Lead To Efficiency Or Bureaucratic Chaos?
The last government shutdown happened in 2018-2019 and lasted a record 35 days.
Gotta Deport ‘Em All? How Should Nintendo Respond To Immigrant-Hunting Social Media Post From DHS?
At least three options are available to Nintendo.
An Analysis Of The ‘No Tax On Tips’ Law: Who Will Benefit From This?
Will it be those who are richer?
Goodbye To A Blogging Pioneer: Reflecting On The TaxProf Blog’s Legacy In A Changing Internet Era And Its Influence On One Tax Attorney
After 21 years and 55,780 posts, the TaxProf blog is ending.
Travis Kelce’s And Taylor Swift’s Wedding Could Result In A Higher Tax Bill Due To The Marriage Penalty
Packing your reception with tax attorneys is never a bad idea.