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The US Supreme Courts reversal of the Chevron doctrine is substantial in its impact on regulatory agencies broadly. Chevron doctrine had provided for the court’s reliance on regulatory interpertations for when a law was “vague or ambiguous”. However, with this ruling justices pulled back those reigns leaving the courts to decide as “it is so difficult to determine whether a statute is indeed ambiguous.” Overall, it is this reader’s conclusion that the public will rely on regulations from agencies for guidance but “it remains the responsibility of the court to decide whether the law means what the agency says.” The SCOTUSblog write up on the ruling provides a great summary. Will this ruling slow the publishing of regulations and guidance in the future? Will it create more judical challenges to exist regulations? We will see. #cpa #aicpa #tax https://lnkd.in/egMeCy6B
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This ongoing case could lead to significant changes in the tax landscape and challenges for taxpayers. Implications for tax professionals and the broader regulatory framework remain uncertain. Here are more details. Thanks for your insight, Eric Krienert, Dave Antoni, and Christopher Hanna. https://lnkd.in/g8sdySJf
<em>Loper Bright</em> Review Could Impact Federal Agency Regulations
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How the IRA Federal tax credits work for companies - an example: https://lnkd.in/gsUp6BQh
Free Solar for Farmers: Climate Law Gives Rich Incentives
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The Supreme Court decision in Loper Bridge Enterprises v. Raimondo overruling the Chevron doctrine may have implications in state legislatures as lawmakers consider state laws that provide agencies and political subdivisions with deference when their actions are subject to judicial review. One area of note for readers is the presumption of correctness that many states confer to assessment decisions by local assessment authorities. Rather than a de novo review by the judicial tribunal, petitioners are often required to first prove that the assessment is not correct. This places an unequal burden on taxpayers leading to additional expense and time in resolving property tax disputes. Reconsidering this standard would place taxpayers and assessment authorities on equal footing before judicial tribunals and should be acted on by state legislatures in light of SCOTUS overruling the Chevron doctrine. For more information about the Loper Bridge Enterprises v. Raimondo decision visit SCOTUSblog's coverage at https://lnkd.in/gP2Nt8DF and https://lnkd.in/gnqZjJGm.
Supreme Court strikes down Chevron, curtailing power of federal agencies
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While many would agree that using land for environmental benefit is a good thing, there's long been uncertainty as to the impact of this on tax reliefs, particularly for inheritance tax. Although the announcements in the Budget seemed to indicate some clarity at last, Lauren Parker highlights that there is still some ambiguity to be resolved. #PrivateWealth #ELMScheme
Budget 2024: Certainty on ELMs at last
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While many would agree that using land for environmental benefit is a good thing, there's long been uncertainty as to the impact of this on tax reliefs, particularly for inheritance tax. Although the announcements in the Budget seemed to indicate some clarity at last, Lauren Parker highlights that there is still some ambiguity to be resolved. #PrivateWealth #ELMScheme
Budget 2024: Certainty on ELMs at last
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Excited to share my article "Beefing Up Our Tax Policy: Why Local Governments Should Tax Red and Processed Meat" has been published in the Georgetown Environmental Law Review. Thanks to everyone at GELR for all their hard work on getting this published. Please have a read!
Beefing Up Our Tax Policy: Why Local Governments Should Tax Red and Processed Meat
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Congress Can Maintain IRS Rulemaking Authority: In Loper Bright , a case about the environmental regulation of fishing boats, the Supreme Court overruled the Chevron doctrine , which required courts to... http://dlvr.it/TBJg5j ^@TaxPolicyCenter #Tax #policy
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New IRS guidance explains how to apply for a 2024 allocation of the environmental justice capacity limitation under the low-income communities bonus energy credit program.
IRS Details Application Process for 2024 Bonus Energy Investment Credits in Low-Income Communities
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New IRS guidance explains how to apply for a 2024 allocation of the environmental justice capacity limitation under the low-income communities bonus energy credit program.
IRS Details Application Process for 2024 Bonus Energy Investment Credits in Low-Income Communities
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