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IRS Likely to Issue Regulation Addressing States’ Efforts to Avoid SALT Cap

By Robert L. Day, III on March 13, 2019
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On Friday, March 8, Bloomberg News published an article claiming that the IRS is likely to issue additional regulations regarding states’ efforts to circumvent the state and local tax deduction limitation put in place pursuant to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Bloomberg News quotes Scott Dinwiddie, of the IRS’s Income Tax and Accounting Division as having said, “From the IRS perspective, the workarounds certainly have not gone unnoticed.” It is unclear when such regulations may be issued and what, if any, impact they might have on the Connecticut Pass-Through Entity Tax (“PET”), but we will continue to monitor this situation closely and post updates here as may be appropriate.

 

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Robert is a member of the Tax and Employee Benefits Practice Group and practices primarily in the areas of federal, state and local taxation.  Robert regularly counsels a wide variety of taxpayers including individuals, manufacturers, insurers, media companies, financial institutions, hedge funds, and…

Robert is a member of the Tax and Employee Benefits Practice Group and practices primarily in the areas of federal, state and local taxation.  Robert regularly counsels a wide variety of taxpayers including individuals, manufacturers, insurers, media companies, financial institutions, hedge funds, and asset management funds.  He also has experience representing these clients in tax controversies before the Connecticut Department of Revenue Services and other taxing authorities.

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    Tax
  • Blog:
    Connecticut State & Local Tax Alert
  • Organization:
    Shipman & Goodwin LLP
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