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US Tax Disputes

Keeping an eye on US tax controversy and litigation developments.

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IRS

Second Circuit Decision Confirms Taxpayers May Still Be Able to Challenge Deficiencies Even if They Miss the Filing Deadline

By Michelle Levin, Sarah Green, and Ryder Winborn

State and Local Taxation

Key Lessons In Appealing Kentucky Property Tax Assessments

By Mark A. Loyd, Stephanie Bruns, and Lucy McAfee

State and Local Taxation

Equal Protection for Kentucky Real Property Taxes

By Mark A. Loyd, Bailey Roese, and Stephanie Bruns

The One Big Beautiful Bill Expands Code Section 1202 Gain Exclusion

By Ross Cohen, Caitlin Rieser, and Lucy McAfee

IRS

Functional Analysis Over Formalism: Soroban and the SECA Exception for Passive Limited Partners

By Ross Cohen, Stephanie Bruns, Caitlin Rieser, and Lucy McAfee

IRS

Tax-Efficient Ways to Structure Fund Manager Compensation

By Ross Cohen, Caitlin Rieser, and Lucy McAfee

IRS

Planning for taxes on personal injury judgments

By Stephanie Bruns, Helen Cooper, Mark A. Loyd, and Lucy McAfee

6th Circuit Rejects Challenge to Commercial Fee Scale for Kentucky Open Record Requests

By Mark A. Loyd, Helen Cooper, and Stephanie Bruns

Kentucky’s Local Restaurant Taxes

By Mark A. Loyd, Bailey Roese, Helen Cooper, and Stephanie Bruns

General
IRS

IRS AOD 2024‑01: Relief for Taxpayers Facing § 6707A Penalties

By Gregory Rhodes, Mark A. Loyd, Sidney Jackson, Helen Cooper, and Benjamin Strong

General
IRS

JUSTICES’ CERTIORARI DENIAL LEAVES INTERSTATE TAX QUESTIONS

By Mark A. Loyd, Helen Cooper, and Lucy McAfee

General
IRS

IRS CONTINUES CRACK DOWN ON NIL COLLECTIVES’ ATTEMPTS AT TAX-EXEMPT STATUS

By Ross Cohen and Lucy McAfee

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