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Treasury Proposes Long-Awaited Stock Buyback Tax Rules

by usoftax_admin | Apr 9, 2024 | Tax News

The U.S. Treasury Department proposed a pair of long-awaited rules Tuesday that detail the calculation and reporting of a new excise tax assessed to publicly traded corporations that recently bought back their own shares of stock on the open market.

Healthcare Co. Can’t Sue Ex-Exec For Causing Canada Tax Hit

by usoftax_admin | Apr 9, 2024 | Tax News

A Colorado federal judge has shot down a pharmacy automation company’s suit alleging that its former chief commercial officer cost it nearly CA$1.2 million ($907,000) in Canadian taxes by not telling his employer he had moved out of the country, saying the...

Ohio Rep. Says Energy Taxes Could Offset Proposed Cuts

by usoftax_admin | Apr 9, 2024 | Tax News

Lost revenue resulting from a bill to end Ohio’s income and business receipts taxes could come from new or increased taxes on energy production, a sponsor of the legislation told a state House of Representatives panel Tuesday.

10th Circ. Won’t Allow Church To Skirt IRS Summons

by usoftax_admin | Apr 9, 2024 | Tax News

The Tenth Circuit rejected a Kansas church’s request to quash an Internal Revenue Service’s third-party summons into the organization’s bank records because the church does not hold the financial information and therefore is not subject to church tax...

Ohio Justices Voice Displeasure With Woodland Deduction

by usoftax_admin | Apr 9, 2024 | Tax News

Several Ohio Supreme Court justices sounded skeptical Tuesday of the state tax commissioner’s valuation of a deduction for clearing woodlands that factors into assessments of agricultural properties, saying the figure appeared to be arbitrarily low.

Professor In Conn. Says NY Teleworker Tax Can’t Reach Him

by usoftax_admin | Apr 9, 2024 | Tax News

A tax professor who lives in Connecticut but teaches in New York worked at home under mandate during the COVID-19 pandemic and none of his income during that time can be subject to New York’s teleworker tax, he told the state Tax Appeals Tribunal on...
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