On the latest episode of Tax Notes Talk, contributing editor Robert Goulder discusses whether the penalty for willful foreign bank account reporting violations is excessive🎧 Listen wherever you get your #podcasts: http://taxnotes.co/podcast
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Three lawmakers say the facial recognition software used in the IRS’s Direct File program could create accessibility issues for taxpayers as it moves to a broader rollout next year. Senate Finance Committee Chair Ron Wyden, D-Ore., Finance Committee member Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., and Rep. Katie Porter, D-Calif., told IRS Commissioner Daniel Werfel and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen in an October 8 letter that the agency should end its reliance on ID.me for identity verification in the expanded rollout of Direct File. The lawmakers cite long-standing accessibility and privacy concerns with ID.me’s use of facial recognition software and argue that the strict identity verification requirements put Direct File at a “significant disadvantage” to commercial tax preparation services. Read more from Cady Stanton 👇 (Photo by Focal Foto via Flickr)
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Staring down trillions of dollars in expiring provisions and expensive presidential campaign trail tax proposals, lawmakers are at odds within their own parties and factions on which provisions will need offsets and to what degree. There appears to be consensus that the $35.7 trillion (and counting) federal debt will be significant in next year’s tax debates, and yet the costly tax proposals ranging from $6,000 child tax credits to tax-free Social Security benefits keep rolling in. Earlier this year, House Republicans said they were more disposed to pay for the extension of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act than were Senate Republicans, though that rift appears to have closed lately. Democrats insist on paying for new tax cuts and spending, except when they don’t. Read the full story from Sword Doug & Cady Stanton ⬇️
Cutting Taxes Is Easy; Paying for It Is Not | Tax Notes
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Please check out this link to PT on TN (outside of paywall). On the 17th and 18th, there will be an important symposium on gender and the tax law. There is only a minimal fee to attend. Great topics and panelists, including my Villanova colleagues Les Book and Christine Speidel
Note on Upcoming Gender Bias in Tax Law and Policy Symposium | Tax Notes
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"With increased globalization, cross-border project development has become a critical focus area for businesses looking to expand their reach and enhance their competitiveness. "However, navigating the international taxation landscape is a significant challenge. This is especially true for industries such as oil and gas or renewables, which must adapt complex business structures with high investments, long project periods, and volatile markets, to the complex tax landscape." 💡 On the cover of Tax Notes International: Arne Mollin Ottosen and Lenni Hangaard Jensen consider the Danish tax perspective on the growing importance of cross-border project development for companies looking to expand their presence globally; they focus on the Danish Supreme Court MOGAS case to illustrate.
Cross-Border Project Development From a Danish Tax Perspective | Tax Notes
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Principal, Jackel Tax Law; Contributor Tax Notes; Elected Member, American Law Institute (ALI); Fellow, American College of Tax Counsel (ACTC); Member DC, NYSBA, ABA tax sections; Special Tax Advisor.
Very good analysis of potentially vulnerable regulations under Loper Bright. On the need for a statutory antiabuse rule and the need for a statute granting authority over basis shifting, see https://lnkd.in/eYYeD9Er on the need for a codified partnership antiabuse rule, and https://lnkd.in/eN8a5cuT on partnership basis shifting. Tax Notes
Validity of Some Partnership Regs in Doubt Post-Loper Bright | Tax Notes
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"In some ways, double taxation might be unfortunate. But remember, nobody is forced to put their money somewhere else. "They could always just keep it at home and pay their own taxes. They made a choice. Now I think one country collecting the tax makes sense. "But to exempt these interest or other portfolio income from all taxes is a bit ridiculous. Since it's not symmetrical, it attracts more of that money here, which triggers a higher U.S. trade deficit." professor Kenneth Austin explains. ICYMI: Professors Kenneth Austin and Hillel Nadler discuss the policies that they believe make the United States a tax haven, and the resulting effects on the economy ⬇️
America The Tax Haven? Exploring The U.S. Trade Deficit
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This week's #EditorsPick selected by Audrey E.P. Pollitt: Will Thistle and James E. Long Jr. summarize the differences in the tax treatment of limited liability companies and limited liability partnerships across the 50 states and the District of Columbia. Check out the full report, now available out from behind the paywall 👇
An Update on the State Tax Treatment of LLCs and LLPs | Tax Notes
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💡 On the cover of Tax Notes State: Hugh Wesley Goodwin, Naftali Dembitzer, David Pope and James T. Smith examine the recent Loper Bright decision and its impact on state and local tax across the country.
Loper Bright and SALT Administrative Rulemaking | Tax Notes
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GloBE‘s enterprise approach flouts creditors‘ and minority shareholder interests! Here is what jurisdictions enacting minimum taxation can do about it. I am thrilled to share that Tax Notes Int‘l has published my first paper on international tax law, which combines my background in corporate and bankruptcy law with the nurturing and fruitful exposure to international tax law topics at the Max Planck Institute for Tax Law and Public Finance. When I joined the Institute some 1.5 years ago, (I assume like many other corporate lawyers) I had never heard of GloBE, but I soon realized that this was huge. A huge step for international tax policy, but also a huge attack on the way we traditionally think of groups of companies. Following a current trend (e.g. in antitrust law), GloBE adopts an enterprise approach. Both the IIR and the UTPR, but potentially even a QDMTT hold group entities liable for undertaxed profits of another group entity. Disregarding the corporate principle of separate legal entities, this distorts the very foundations of how we allocate insolvency risks. In my article, I propose mechanisms inspired from civil, corporate, and bankruptcy law that could cushion GloBE‘s (potentially disproportionate) effects on creditors and minority shareholders. I thank my incredible colleagues Aitor Navarro and Andres Báez Moreno for bringing the topic to my attention, for an indispensable „GloBE 101“ bridging the high entry costs to this (as I find) particularly complex regime, and, last but not least, for very helpful comments and discussions. https://lnkd.in/expxvPen