Publix files suit to recover $2.6 million research credit
Publix Super Markets Inc. is suing the federal government to recover a $2.6 million research credit that the IRS disallowed …
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Tim Shaw covers developments from the IRS and tax organizations for Thomson Reuters, including issues impacting taxpayer service, compliance, and technology.
Tim previously worked at Tax Analysts on Tax Notes Today State.
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Investors can prepare now for Opportunity Zone 2.0 launch, expert says
Recent IRS guidance sunsets the original Opportunity Zone program two years early, a surprise move forcing investors to reassess projects …
Gov urges 1st Circuit to lift block on IRS-ICE data sharing
The federal government has asked a federal appeals court to lift an order blocking it from using confidential taxpayer addresses …
Crypto bills add clarity while exposing noncompliance, expert says
Two pending digital asset bills would provide needed regulatory and tax clarity but could heighten criminal tax exposure for noncompliant …
8th Circuit denies equitable tolling after law firm’s SCOTUS win
A law firm that persuaded the U.S. Supreme Court to make a Tax Court filing deadline eligible for equitable tolling …
Multistate Monitor — Missouri rejects income tax phase-out, bucking state trend
Missouri voters rejected a ballot measure on August 4 that would have phased out the state’s individual income tax and …
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‘Very Few Will Read a 200-Page PDF’: GASB Shifts to Short Videos for Elected Officials
Chair Joel Black says the Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB) is about to launch a 16-part video series designed to …
When Is a Dependent Child Considered to Be Age 26 for Purposes of Terminating Group Health Plan Coverage?
QUESTION: Our company sponsors a group health plan that offers coverage to eligible employees and dependent children. We understand that …
Soccer’s biggest transfers are more than superstar deals — they’re balance-sheet events
Soccer’s transfer market has always been famous for its biggest names — Neymar, Kylian Mbappé, Jude Bellingham, Ousmane Dembélé. But …