Members of the Eversheds Sutherland SALT team continue to be active in presenting on dynamic, hot topics in state and local tax around the country.
This week, Eversheds Sutherland is pleased to sponsor the Tax Executives Institute (TEI) 76th Annual
Continue Reading SALT team members to present at TEI, BTI and Hartman industry events this week
This week in Washington: Reconciliation negotiations continue.
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House Passes Four Public Health Bills
On Oct. 20, the House voted to pass four public health bills. The first, the Strengthening America’s Strategic National Stockpile Act (H.R. 3635), aims to
Continue Reading Washington Healthcare Update | Oct. 25, 2021
A Video Explaining Why Serious Injuries & Clear Liability Require Quick and Thorough Action
See the full video at https://rumble.com/vo5vhm-the-insurers-duty-to-the-insured-when-faced-with-bad-facts-and-serious-inju.html?mref=6zof&mrefc=2 and at https://youtu.be/mdSCkmAikSw
Some lawsuits are based on clear liability and terrible facts and injuries that compel the parties involved
Continue Reading The Insurer’s Duty to the Insured When Faced with Bad Facts and Serious Injuries
No Coverage for Intentional Act After Conviction for Crime of Reckless Homicide
Lindsey Dostal appealed the grant of summary and declaratory judgment to State Farm Fire and Casualty Company. The court concluded that State Farm did not provide coverage under
Continue Reading Reckless Homicide is an Intentional Act
The Mississippi Department of Revenue recently proposed a rule expanding the state’s sales tax to cloud computing.
The proposed amendments to the provisions regarding taxable computer equipment and services define “cloud computing” as “the delivery of computing resources, including software
Continue Reading Getting SaaSy: Mississippi proposed sales tax rule targets cloud computing
If Only
Have you ever wondered what trajectory your career or business would have taken had you done something differently? Have you ever wished you could turn back the clock to correct a mistake, to complete an unfinished task, to
Continue Reading The Tax “Do-Over” – Is There Such a Thing?
Jen: This is the PKF Texas – Entrepreneur’s Playbook®. I’m Jen Lemanski, and I’m back again with Chris Hatten, the leader of our transaction advisory services practice. Chris, welcome back to the Playbook.
Chris: Appreciate it, Jen.
Jen:
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Bradley R. Marsh, co-managing shareholder of global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP’s San Francisco office and co-chair of the U.S. State and Local Tax (SALT) practice, spoke at the North County Bar Association (NCBA) on Oct. 22,
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Please refer to the following list of recent tax and tax controversy-related COVID-19 alerts in addition to original articles for insight and guidance pertaining to updates from the Biden Administration. For a comprehensive list of related thought leadership, please refer
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Tax partner Kat Gregor and tax associates Isabelle Farrar, Yulia Kirillova and Ningzhou Shen co-authored an article in Tax Notes Federal that examines how audit adjustments in the United States following litigation tied to Altera Corporation v. Commissioner could affect
Continue Reading Altera-Related Audits and Resulting Options For International Adjustments
