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  • 2015
  • June 2015
  • To Be an Excepted Benefit, Wraparound Coverage Must Meet Five Requirements
  • IRS Should Make Portability Elections Easier, AICPA Says
  • Crowdfunding Contributions and State Sales and Use Taxes
  • IRS Issues Final Rules on Performance-Based Compensation
  • Developments on Missouri’s Sales Tax Exemption for Manufacturing
  • Rescission Doctrine Provides Opportunity for Tax Do-Overs
  • Tax Considerations for Ministers
  • BEPS Country-by-Country Reporting: The Practical Impact for Corporate Tax Departments
  • Sales and Use Taxes in a Digital Economy
  • Indirect Taxes in India: Time for Reform?
  • Evolving Trends in Captive Insurance
  • Final Rule Does Not Require PTIN Holders Be Told of Investigation
  • Gifts to Trust Qualify for Annual Exclusion
  • IRS Applies Option Rule to Find Covered Transaction for 50% or Less Stock Acquisition
  • Service-Related Earnouts: Contingent Purchase Price vs. Compensation
  • Longer Lifespans Strengthen Case for Roth Conversions
  • Reporting Information Regarding LLCs’ Passive Activities
  • Problems That Arise When Individuals on Overseas Assignments Participate in U.S. Qualified Plans
  • New Procedures for Obtaining IRS Consent for Voluntary Accounting Method Changes
  • Are Alternative Investments Worth Their SALT for Tax-Exempt Organizations?
  • Tax Practice Management: More Than Just Words
  • Final Rules Govern Basis Reporting
  • Rules for the Assessment Period for Undisclosed Listed Transactions Are Clarified
  • Former Shareholders Held Liable for Corporate Tax Debt


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