In an article for Bloomberg Tax, Eversheds Sutherland attorneys Dan Schlueter and Fahad Mithavayani highlight how Hawaii and Texas are the latest states to join the trend to restrict the discoverability of attorney communications with expert witnesses and what it means for state tax litigation.
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California’s Latest Wealth Tax Proposal: An Overview of AB 310
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New York Slice: 2020 Year-in-Review (Part Two)
In their column for Bloomberg Tax, Eversheds Sutherland attorneys Michael Hilkin and Chelsea Marmor review some of 2020’s most noteworthy New York administrative and judicial decisions in Part Two of a review of 2020 developments in New York.
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New York Slice: 2020 Year-in-Review (Part One)
The fallout from the Covid-19 health crisis dominated almost every part of New York life in 2020, including New York tax law.
In their column for Bloomberg Tax, Eversheds Sutherland attorneys Michael Hilkin and Chelsea Marmor discuss some of the most important New York legislative and regulatory tax developments to address the pandemic.
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New York Slice: New York’s Minimalist Approach to Discovery in Tax Matters
The New York Division of Tax Appeals (DTA) recently issued order that highlights the unique discovery rules that apply in the litigation of New York tax matters. These rules differ substantially from other states that offer more expansive discovery options when taxpayers appeal state tax assessments or denials of refund claims.
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INSIGHT: Single Member of Broker-Dealer Not Entitled to Use Broker-Dealer Sourcing in N.Y.
In a case of first impression, a New York administrative law judge (ALJ) ruled that a corporate member of a disregarded limited liability company was not permitted to use a special apportionment rule for broker-dealers even though the disregarded entity was a registered broker-dealer.
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