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Alternative methods allowed for identification of digital assets

by usoftax_admin | Jan 3, 2025 | Tax News

The IRS provided temporary relief that permits eligible taxpayers to use alternative methods to make adequate identification of digital asset units sold, disposed of, or transferred in 2025.

This week in tax: Thomson Reuters acquires tax automation provider for $600m

by usoftax_admin | Jan 3, 2025 | Tax News

SafeSend automates the ‘last mile’ of the tax return, according to Thomson Reuters; in other news, law firm White & Case has expanded its global tax practice in the US

NC Tax Agency Says Court Erred In Sales Tax Ruling

by usoftax_admin | Jan 2, 2025 | Tax News

SLOTTING—A North Carolina administrative law court erred in determining that an asphalt company’s transfers of its liquid asphalt product to its parent company and another related entity were distributions not subject to sales tax, the state tax agency...

Tax Court Upholds Nix Of $24M Deduction For Easement

by usoftax_admin | Jan 2, 2025 | Tax News

A partnership that donated a preservation easement over a building in a historic district is not entitled to a nearly $24 million tax deduction, the U.S. Tax Court affirmed Thursday, saying the building was not listed on the National Register of Historic Places or...

Japanese Cabinet Approves Backstop To 15% Min. Tax

by usoftax_admin | Jan 2, 2025 | Tax News

Japan’s cabinet approved a backstop to its 15% global minimum tax that would enable authorities to collect on multinational corporations’ profits in foreign jurisdictions taxed below the minimum rate, according to the country’s Ministry of...

Retirement Trustee Liable For Fraud Penalty, Tax Court Finds

by usoftax_admin | Jan 2, 2025 | Tax News

A trustee and fiduciary of two retirement plans who diverted $5.3 million from the plans for his personal benefit willfully and fraudulently intended to evade tax on his unreported income and is liable for a fraud penalty, the U.S. Tax Court held Thursday.
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