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IRS Obtains Favorable Ruling in Captive Insurance Case

Taxpayers with established captive insurance companies, or those considering such arrangements, should take notice of a recent Tax Court decision denying

Internal Revenue Service Midyear Report Card

National Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson recently provided a midyear report card to the United States Congress, noting key observations regarding the performance

Denial of Section 199 Deduction for Certain Computer Software Fees

A recent Chief Counsel Advice memorandum determined that fees in connection with access to online software represented services and, as such, should not

How Do the New Revenue Recognition Rules Impact Tax?

Most companies are aware of the new Accounting Standards Update for revenue recognition related to when revenue from contracts with customers for goods
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New Proposed Partnership Audit Regulations Released - Part I

This article was co-written by Natasa Capuzzi. Back in February we discussed the impact of tax-related matters as a result of President Trump’s executive

Internal Revenue Service Disagrees with Stine Ruling on When Depreciation Starts

One benefit to owning a building is the ability to expense it over time. Tax depreciation starts on an asset’s “placed in service date,”

IRS Grants Temporary Relief for Late Portability Elections

The Tax Relief, Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization, and Job Creation Act of 2010 introduced a new concept known as “portability” to the

Final IRS Regulations on Country-by-Country Reporting Are in Line with the OECD's BEPS Plan

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently finalized (TD 9773) proposed regulations on the Country-by-Country (CbC) reporting of financial information
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IRS Reissues Partnership Audit Regulations in Proposed Form

The November 2015 Bipartisan Budget Act provides for new partnership audit rules that allow the Internal Revenue Service to assess and collect tax at the

IRS to Begin Using Private Debt Collectors

Taxpayers with long-overdue federal tax obligations should be aware of a new weapon in the Internal Revenue Service’s (the “IRS”) tax
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