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Opportunity Zones

Our Federal Tax Group examines the signature difference brought about by tax reform’s opportunity zone regime. Comparison to empowerment zones and enterprise communities - How the new regime is being used. How seriously...more

Proposed Regulations Address Post-Reform Interest Expense Limitation

In long-awaited guidance on Section 163(j) post-tax reform, the Treasury and IRS present taxpayers with an expansive definition of “interest,” subjective anti-abuse rules, complex computational instructions, and several...more

GILTI Basis Adjustments

Treasury has proposed regulations on Section 951A, the global intangible low-taxed income (GILTI) regime, as well as related regulations for consolidated groups. As expected, the GILTI regime will operate on a consolidated...more

Regulation Confusion

The Office of Management and Budget may throw a wrench into how IRS and Treasury regulations are treated. Our Federal Tax Group outlines why slowing down the regulation process may be the least of taxpayers’ worries....more

5/2/2018  /  IRS , OMB , Proposed Regulation , Section 482

Predecessor and Successor Regulations

In December, the Treasury published temporary and proposed regulations clarifying the application of Section 355(e) when the distributing (D) corporation or the controlled (C) corporation has a predecessor (P) or...more

Stock Dividend Foot Faults

Recently the Treasury issued proposed regulations for Section 305. The proposal was prompted by Section 6045B, enacted in 2008 and effective only under regulations requiring the issuer of stock to provide basis reporting. A...more

Regulations in Trouble

Problems are mounting for the Treasury’s business of issuing tax regulations. One lawyer in a prominent law firm is personally suing the Treasury for failing to provide within two months of his Freedom of Information Act...more

10/4/2016  /  FOIA , IRS , Proposed Regulation

New Spin-Off Regulations Proposed

In July the Treasury proposed regulations reinterpreting Section 355 in cases where one of the corporations involved in the spinoff has more investment assets than the other or very little five-year active trade or business...more

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