The Supreme Court of the United States – sometimes called SCOTUS – has been in the news a lot lately. As a result, one of my most popular questions is: How does a case get to the Supreme Court?
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Paying & Managing Sales Taxes On Online Sales
I know many of you have heard the controversy about Wayfair and Amazon paying taxes. This week’s episode dives into the recent Supreme Court ruling
Read MoreShould You File A Protective Claim For Refund In 2020?
To file or not to file? That’s the question that has been posed many times over the past week or so with respect to protective
Read MoreWhat You Need To Know About Trump’s Tax & Financial Records And Those SCOTUS Rulings
There were significant opinions released today by the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) in the matter of President Donald Trump’s tax and financial
Read MoreSupreme Court Rules That Residency Is Not Sufficient To Tax Income In Trust Case
The Supreme Court issued a decision in North Carolina Department of Revenue v. The Kimberley Rice Kaestner 1992 Family Trust—and it’s unanimous. The Court ruled that
Read MoreBrett Kavanaugh Penned Healthcare Dissent Focused On Tax
Supreme Court justices typically don’t cut their teeth on tax cases and nominee Brett Kavanaugh is no exception. There is one tax-related case, though, in his career that stands out. Here’s more.
Read MoreSupreme Court Kills Quill In Sales Tax Case
As retailers pushed back, the question of what’s fair game became more important. Today, the Supreme Court offered an answer: States have broad authority to require online retailers to collect sales taxes.
Read MoreCriminal Obstruction Tax Case Goes To Supreme Court
Marinello v. United States is the first criminal tax case to be argued at the Supreme Court for nearly a decade. Here’s what’s at stake.
Read MoreWhat You Need To Know About Trump’s SCOTUS Pick, Neil Gorsuch
President Donald Trump has selected Judge Neil Gorsuch as his choice to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS).
Read MoreTattletale Tax Law Stands After Supreme Court Declines Case
The Supreme Court has announced that it denied certiorari in Direct Marketing Association v. Brohl which means that Colorado’s “Tattletale” tax law will stand.
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