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Aramark Loses £6.8M Employment Tax Avoidance Appeal
Food service company Aramark is liable for a £6.8 million ($9.2 million) tax bill from Britain's tax authority over an offshore employment arrangement after a London tribunal ruled Wednesday that catering crews on North Sea rigs were effectively supplied to provide services in the U.K.
Colo. S Corp. Division Not Unitary Business, Calif. OTA Says
The beverage division of a Colorado-based S corporation did not operate as a unitary business with the S corporation's other divisions, the California Office of Tax Appeals said Tuesday, reversing the finding of the state tax agency.
DC Circ. Affirms Injunction Against IRS-ICE Data Sharing
The D.C. Circuit affirmed a lower court's preliminary injunction Tuesday barring the IRS from sharing taxpayer data with immigration authorities, finding that the coalition challenging the deal has standing and that the arrangement likely violates the law.
Aramark Loses £6.8M Employment Tax Avoidance Appeal
Food service company Aramark is liable for a £6.8 million ($9.2 million) tax bill from Britain's tax authority over an offshore employment arrangement after a London tribunal ruled Wednesday that catering crews on North Sea rigs were effectively supplied to provide services in the U.K.
Colo. S Corp. Division Not Unitary Business, Calif. OTA Says
The beverage division of a Colorado-based S corporation did not operate as a unitary business with the S corporation's other divisions, the California Office of Tax Appeals said Tuesday, reversing the finding of the state tax agency.
DC Circ. Affirms Injunction Against IRS-ICE Data Sharing
The D.C. Circuit affirmed a lower court's preliminary injunction Tuesday barring the IRS from sharing taxpayer data with immigration authorities, finding that the coalition challenging the deal has standing and that the arrangement likely violates the law.
Federal More
Decisions striking Maryland’s digital advertising tax are fundamentally flawed because the Maryland Tax Court found similarity between digital ads and other ads without considering deep market distinctions, sa... (more story)
President Donald Trump's temporary global tariff lacked legal justification in the current international monetary system, a group of economists, including former U.S. Treasury secretary and Federal Reserve cha... (more story)
The Tenth Circuit ordered a Kansas federal court to revisit a woman's assertions that ineffective counsel led her to plead guilty to bank and tax fraud charges, saying the trial court needs to further examine ... (more story)
President Donald Trump continued the U.S. trade offensive against Canada after its northern neighbor's retaliatory tariffs went into effect, announcing a ban on Canadian imports of certain alcohol, dairy produ... (more story)
The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network's recent rollback of Corporate Transparency Act reporting obligations should reduce compliance costs, but its plans to revisit customer due diligence rules should promp... (more story)
A Colorado federal judge denied a request for additional depositions from counsel of an attorney and others accused of siphoning $12 million while advocating an illegal tax fee after determining the request fo... (more story)
The IRS is misusing a regulatory example that is unrelated to its argument that Eaton cannot pay foreign affiliates for support that a lender would assume exists in the agency's bid to reduce related-party int... (more story)
State & Local More
Colo. County Repeating Illegal Valuation, Airport Lessee Says
Tax valuations of improvements to property at a Colorado airport possessed through a leasehold interest were wrongly imposed despite substantial legal precedent, the leaseholder told a state court, urging it t... (more story)
With New Tax Partner, Simpson Thacher Boosts Sports Focus
Jonathan Westreich joined Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP as a tax partner in its Los Angeles office, the firm announced Tuesday, deepening the firm's sports, media and entertainment bench.
Ohio Bill Would Bar Property Tax Breaks For Data Centers
Ohio would prohibit new property tax breaks for data centers, including facilities used for mining cryptocurrency, under legislation introduced in the state House.
Credit Where It Is Due: SALT In Review
From the Texas comptroller's plan to reform his state's tax system to the reduction of an income tax credit in New York City, RSM's David Brunori offers his thoughts on noteworthy state and local tax news.
Neb. Justices Urged To Allow $16M Gains Exclusion For Trust
A trust set up by a former Union Pacific executive should receive a $16 million capital gains exclusion despite the shares at issue being indirectly transferred to the trust as part of a corporation, the Nebra... (more story)
NJ Urges Justices To Resolve Kalshi Sports Betting Split
New Jersey regulators on Wednesday asked the U.S. Supreme Court to address the newly emerged circuit split around prediction market regulation, filing a long-awaited petition that challenged a Third Circuit de... (more story)
Fla. Defends Airline Tax Method Targeted By JetBlue
A Florida state court was right to reject JetBlue's challenges to the state's method for apportionment of airline income, including receipts from flights over offshore areas, the state Department of Revenue to... (more story)
Tax valuations of improvements to property at a Colorado airport possessed through a leasehold interest were wrongly imposed despite substantial legal precedent, the leaseholder told a state court, urging it t... (more story)
Jonathan Westreich joined Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP as a tax partner in its Los Angeles office, the firm announced Tuesday, deepening the firm's sports, media and entertainment bench.
Ohio would prohibit new property tax breaks for data centers, including facilities used for mining cryptocurrency, under legislation introduced in the state House.
From the Texas comptroller's plan to reform his state's tax system to the reduction of an income tax credit in New York City, RSM's David Brunori offers his thoughts on noteworthy state and local tax news.
A trust set up by a former Union Pacific executive should receive a $16 million capital gains exclusion despite the shares at issue being indirectly transferred to the trust as part of a corporation, the Nebra... (more story)
New Jersey regulators on Wednesday asked the U.S. Supreme Court to address the newly emerged circuit split around prediction market regulation, filing a long-awaited petition that challenged a Third Circuit de... (more story)
A Florida state court was right to reject JetBlue's challenges to the state's method for apportionment of airline income, including receipts from flights over offshore areas, the state Department of Revenue to... (more story)
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Fraudulent Co. Can't Claw Back Doctors' Pay, UK Court Says
An umbrella company that was shuttered for tax fraud, along with its liquidators, cannot claw back overpayments to two doctors resulting from the company not collecting payroll taxes, a London court found Wednesday.
French Gov't Floats Reduction Of Tax On Large Corporations
The French prime minister announced plans Wednesday to reduce the country's tax on large companies, a levy originally intended as a temporary measure, citing goals of economic growth.
Aussie Tax Office Issues Royalty Guidance After Pepsi Ruling
The Australian Taxation Office published guidance covering situations when intercompany payments under software arrangements constitute taxable royalties, including definitions that incorporate a 2025 decision... (more story)
Canada Defends Retaliatory Tariffs Against US As Necessary
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney defended Canada's retaliatory tariffs against the U.S. as they went into effect Tuesday, saying they are needed to protect Canadian workers and industries from President Don... (more story)
Biotech Company Pays £7.4M To Settle Russia Export Breach
The U.K. arm of an international genome sequencing company has paid a record £7.4 million ($10 million) for breaching export controls after it admitted to supplying sanctioned goods to Russia, HM Revenue & Cus... (more story)
Healey Won't Rule Out Tax Hikes Despite Business Demands
Chancellor John Healey declined on Monday to rule out tax hikes in the autumn Budget statement despite demands from industry groups to reduce the fiscal pressure on businesses.
EU Nations Fear Digital Tax Backlash Ahead of Budget Crunch
A number of European Union countries oppose the inclusion of a bloc-wide digital services tax in the EU's long-term budget because of its potential to aggravate geopolitical tensions, according to a Council of... (more story)
An umbrella company that was shuttered for tax fraud, along with its liquidators, cannot claw back overpayments to two doctors resulting from the company not collecting payroll taxes, a London court found Wednesday.
The French prime minister announced plans Wednesday to reduce the country's tax on large companies, a levy originally intended as a temporary measure, citing goals of economic growth.
The Australian Taxation Office published guidance covering situations when intercompany payments under software arrangements constitute taxable royalties, including definitions that incorporate a 2025 decision... (more story)
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney defended Canada's retaliatory tariffs against the U.S. as they went into effect Tuesday, saying they are needed to protect Canadian workers and industries from President Don... (more story)
The U.K. arm of an international genome sequencing company has paid a record £7.4 million ($10 million) for breaching export controls after it admitted to supplying sanctioned goods to Russia, HM Revenue & Cus... (more story)
Chancellor John Healey declined on Monday to rule out tax hikes in the autumn Budget statement despite demands from industry groups to reduce the fiscal pressure on businesses.
A number of European Union countries oppose the inclusion of a bloc-wide digital services tax in the EU's long-term budget because of its potential to aggravate geopolitical tensions, according to a Council of... (more story)