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Penalty Reform
Reform of the federal civil tax penalty system is long overdue.
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Software and Nexus
A recent New Jersey case illustrates a tax issue faced by software businesses.
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Looking for a Better State Business Tax
A new approach for taxing business income emerged recently from a California commission — is it a better approach?
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Regulating Tax Return Preparers
What might be included in the forthcoming IRS plan to regulate return preparers?
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State Taxation and the Modern Workforce
Efforts to simplify and clarify the tax law for the growing phenomenon of the mobile, telecommuting and virtual workforce face challenges.
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A Laundry List of Revenue Options
In case members of Congress run out of ideas for tax proposals, the CBO recently issued an analysis of 59 to select from.
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Handing Out Credits
The release of guidance on the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act provision authorizing $2.3 billion of tax credits for qualified advanced energy manufacturing projects opens a short window for submitting applications.
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Tax Aspects of Greenhouse Gas Legislation
While the focus on H.R. 2454 (111th Congress) -- the American Clean Energy and Security Act (ACES) -- has been on its cap-and-trade program for greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, it also includes tax provisions and raises several tax issues.
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Moving to Uniform Apportionment Rules - Formal vs. Informal Approaches
If uniformity in state income taxation is the best way to avoid over-taxation of state income, why has it been so difficult to achieve?
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Cell Phones and Our Outdated Tax Law
Despite cell phones becoming inexpensive gadgets that even kids own, they remain suspect assets under the tax law. It's past time to modernize this 20th century rule.
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