(Author’s update: This morning (10/29/2015), the full House officially elected Rep. Paul Ryan as the 54th Speaker of the House. He won 236 votes – he just needed 218.) Republicans officially nominated Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) yesterday to serve as Speaker of the House. Today, the nomination will move to the full House of Representatives…
It’s time for guest posts! Today, Matthew Litz of BerryDunn, talks about corporate tax reform and inversions.
It’s time for guest posts! Today, Dominic Ferzst, tackles tax, FATCA and the “accidental invasion.”
It’s time for guest posts! Today, Dr. Elaine C. Kamarck of the RATE Coalition tackles corporate inversions.
Over the past few days, like many of you, I’ve been glued to the NFL draft board (Forbes’ Darren Heitner had great coverage here). It was exciting to see who was picked first (Houston took Jadeveon Clowney); who bit on Johnny Manziel (sorry, Cleveland), and where Michael Sam, the first openly gay player to be…
Rep. Dave Camp released his tax reform proposal this week. Among the provisions, one targeting service professions – like lawyers, doctors, architects, engineers and consultants is getting attention. What does it mean for professionals and their clients?
Everyone in Washington seems to have a plan for tax reform – but at some point, they’re all beginning to sound the same. Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) stands out for his novel approach: benefiting parents. But will it fly in Congress?
What’s missing in discussions on corporate tax reform: the definition of a corporation. Guest post by Deborah Sweeney.
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus (D-MT) and House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp (R-MI) made a stop in Philadelphia as part of their bipartisan roadshow for tax reform. Small business owners talked tax and business – and no surprise, simplification and certainty topped their wish list.
Congress introduces two more bills to repeal the estate tax.