It’s time for guest posts! Today, John Richardson, a lawyer based in Toronto, Canada, writes about corporate tax rates.
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Guest Post: On The Tax Code, Time for America to Have it Our Way
It’s time for guest posts! Today, Dr. Elaine C. Kamarck of the RATE Coalition tackles corporate inversions.
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Walmart Settles False Advertising Claims Tied To ‘Sugar Tax’ On Coca-Cola
New York might have failed in its efforts to tax sugary sodas but that didn’t keep retail giant Walmart from trying to tax it anyway.
Read MoreNo Such Thing As A Free Lunch: IRS Mulls Tax On Employee Meals
When I was contemplating where I might want to practice after law school, I was struck by the description of one particular firm in Philadelphia
Read MoreTax Court Sides With IRS In Tax Treatment Of Frequent Flyer Miles Issued By Citibank
It used to be that when you opened a new account at a bank or other financial institution, you got a free pen. Or, if
Read MoreFeds Announce Record Settlement With Bank Of America, Shareholders Breathe Sigh Of Relief
Bank of America Corporation (BoAC) will pay $16.65 billion to settle claims against Bank of America and its related parties (including Countrywide Financial Corporation and
Read MoreObama Joins Blame Game As Companies Flee U.S. For Lower Tax Rates
Yesterday, during a Press Conference after the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit in Washington D.C., President Barack Obama announced who was to blame for the corporate tax
Read MoreEuropean Commission Broadens Tax Inquiries To Include Amazon: Google, Microsoft, & McDonald’s May Follow
Move over, Apple, Starbucks & Fiat: it appears you have some company. Last month, the European Commission announced that it would be formally investigating the
Read MoreEU Launches Investigation Into Apple, Starbucks, & Fiat Tax Deals: More To Follow?
The United States hasn’t been shy about demanding records into tax and financial practices of multinational banks and corporations in the name of tax fairness.
Read MoreSeattle Area Biz Tacks ‘Living Wage Surcharge’ Onto Receipts In Response To $15/Hour Minimum Wage
Simple economics: as costs go up, so do prices. We know this. When weather damaged crops last year, you saw it at the grocery store.
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