The quarterly Eversheds Sutherland SALT Scoreboard tallies significant state and local tax litigation wins and losses. In this Bottom Line videocast, Eversheds Sutherland attorneys Charles Capouet and Justin Brown discuss the results from the first two quarters of 2019, including:
July 23 – 24, 2019
Foster City, CA
Eversheds Sutherland is a proud sponsor of the COST State and Local Tax Workshop for Technology Companies in Foster City, California on July 23 – 24, 2019. This one and half day workshop will cover the key state and local tax issues that
Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the bench? At this year’s State and Local Tax Controversy Program, our panel of distinguished judges, moderated by Professor Rick Pomp, will discuss state tax controversies from their perspective.
Session: All Rise for a Peek Behind the Bench – State Tax Tribunal
This session will feature the
Enjoying an evening under the stars with some of our favorite people at the TEI Midyear Conference
The quarterly Eversheds Sutherland SALT Scoreboard tallies significant state and local tax litigation wins and losses. In this Bottom Line webcast, Charles Capouet and Chelsea Marmor share 2018 year-end observations, including:
The Eversheds Sutherland SALT team spent time together last week collaborating on strategies to better serve our clients and celebrating the return of Tim Gustafson.
Partners: Dan Schlueter, Jeff Friedman, Michele Borens, Tim Gustafson, Jonathan Feldman, Maria Todorova, Scott Wright, Todd Lard, Charlie Kearns (Missing: Eric Tresh)
Welcome back Tim!
Significant developments in unclaimed property laws have turned settled expectations upside down in a variety of areas. While states continue to press forward on audits, new legislation, new regulation and litigation across the country are shifting the rules in this already uncertain area. Companies under audit face difficult choices ahead, and those not (yet) under
The November 26, 2018, release by the Internal Revenue Service of proposed regulations (REG-106089-18) related to IRC § 163(j) has provided some clarity for federal income taxpayers. But the regulations’ treatment of federal consolidated groups gives rise to complexities and questions as to how the limitation will operate at the state level.
This Bottom Line
The November 26, 2018, release by the Internal Revenue Service of proposed regulations (REG-106089-18) related to IRC § 163(j) has provided some clarity for federal income taxpayers. But the regulations’ treatment of federal consolidated groups gives rise to complexities and questions as to how the limitation will operate at the state level. In this Bottom
Advice from Amelia Baker, Georgia’s Senior Assistant Attorney General in an interview with Eversheds Sutherland’s tax partners, Eric Tresh and Maria Todorova at the Council On State Taxation’s Southeast Regional State Tax Seminar in Atlanta.
