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California AG Proposes Third Amended Regulations to CCPA
The California Attorney General’s office (OAG) recently released a third set of proposed modifications to the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) regulations. This comes on the heels of the second set of modifications the Office of Administrative Law (OAL) approved just two months ago (see article here). The third set of proposed modifications restores certain provisions the OAG had previously withdrawn from its draft regulations submitted to the OAL in July, as well as…
Tax Controversy Coronavirus Thought Leadership
In response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19), the tax controversy group has put together a chart detailing tax controversy-related developments as they arise. Please refer to the following list of tax and tax controversy-related alerts and original articles for additional insight and guidance:
Tax Controversy Coronavirus Developments: Court, Federal and State-by-State Updates (Last Updated October 19, 2020)
When Down the Hall Becomes Across State Lines—Part 2
When Down the Hall Becomes Across State Lines—Part 1
Controversy Brewing …
When Down the Hall Becomes Across State Lines—Part 2
Many people relocated to a different state as Covid-19 pandemic restrictions intensified. That relocation may have lasted much longer than was anticipated and may have resulted in an unintended establishment of residency in another state. In Part 2 of a two-part series published in Bloomberg Tax, Lee Allison, Kat Saunders Gregor, and Andrew Yarrows explore common fact patterns and the impact of certain variables that may affect outcomes
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Upcoming & Noteworthy Tax Controversy Events
New England SALT Forum: Ropes & Gray is a sponsor of the 2020 Virtual New England State and Local Tax Forum on November 17-19.
“Apparent Transparency–BEPS Actions 12 & 13,” TEI Annual Conference: On October 27, Kat Gregor was a co-panelist on “Apparent Transparency–BEPS Actions 12 & 13” during the 75th Annual Virtual TEI Conference.
“U.S. Panel System,” IFA Columbia Annual Summit: On October 26, Kat Gregor was a panelist on “U.S. Panel System”…
When Down the Hall Becomes Across State Lines—Part 1
Many people relocated to a different state as Covid-19 pandemic restrictions intensified. That relocation may have lasted much longer than was anticipated and may have resulted in an unintended establishment of residency in another state. In Part 1 of a two-part series published in Bloomberg Tax, Lee Allison, Kat Saunders Gregor, and Andrew Yarrows explore several northeastern states’ tax residency requirements and the potential for taxation by multiple states.
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British Airways Fined £20 Million by ICO for Data Breach
On 16 October 2020, in a long-awaited decision, the UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) finally announced that it has fined British Airways (BA) £20 million for failing to protect the personal and financial details of over 400,000 customers. The ICO originally announced in July 2019 its intention to fine BA £183 million in respect of a security breach, meaning that the final amount of the fine was over 90% lower than the original suggested amount. …
White House Pushes Back on PTAB Rule Making Effort
Tax Controversy Coronavirus Developments: Court, Federal and State-by-State Updates
In response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19), the tax controversy group has put together a chart detailing tax controversy-related developments as they arise.…
PTAB Bounces RPX on Unique RPI Relationships
