August 08, 2022

- Update on COVID-19 Vaccination Accommodations Under Title VII by: Alyssa Riggins and Robert L. Wilson, Jr.
- IRS Delays Amendment Deadlines for Major Retirement Legislation by: Brian T. Gallagher and Samantha A. Kopacz
- California Employers Should Tell Employees To Have a Seat by: Paul R. Lynd
- How to Practice Law in a Different State by: Sarah Bottorff
- White House OSTP Releases Plan to Advance Research on Emerging... by: Lynn L. Bergeson and Carla N. Hutton
- 5 Essential Marketing Tips for Law Firms in 2022 by: Sarah Bottorff
- August 2022 IRS 90-Day Pre-Examination Compliance Pilot by: Terry L. Moore
- Law of the Land - Real Estate Litigation Newsletter (August 8, 2022) by: Joel E. Antwi and Abigail Fletes
- The SEC "Special Ops" of Enforcement: Five cases Identified... by: Peter D. Hutcheon
- UK Real Property Beneficial Ownership Register Progresses in England... by: Oliver Williams and Gavin Vollans
- USPTO Underscores Duty of Disclosure Pertaining To FDA Submissions by: Courtenay C. Brinckerhoff
- The New VBER and Guidelines: Issues with European Commission Approach... by: Hans Urlus and Chazz Sutherland
- California Privacy Protection Agency Unanimously Opposes the American... by: Cynthia J. Larose and Kevin K. Hiraki
- US House Passes Telehealth Extension Through 2024 by: McDermott Will & Emery
- Legitimate Interests: Dutch Data Protection Authority’s Appeal... by: Bartolome Martin and Malcolm Dowden
- First Amendment of China's Anti-Monopoly Law – Key Takeaways by: Frank Voon and Ling Jun Zhang
- Are You Ready for 2023? New Privacy Laws To Take Effect Next Year by: Eva J. Pulliam and Christine Chong
- Data Transfers from European Companies to Their Non-European... by: David A. Zetoony
- Making DBE Interstate Certification Faster and Easier – Proposed... by: Danielle L. Dietrich
- A Robins Dry Dock Refresher by: Christopher Ulfers
- 9th Circuit Holds California Paid Sick Leave Does Not Apply to Rail... by: Suzana I. Sinatra
- EPA Seeks Comments on Additional Candidates Added to Peer Reviewer... by: Lynn L. Bergeson and Carla N. Hutton
- Who Are The "Other Members"? by: Keith Paul Bishop
August 06, 2022

- 4 Surefire Ways to Build a Motivated Legal Team by: CRM News and Updates, Lawmatics
- Court Reversed Order Admitting a Will to Probate as a Muniment of... by: David Fowler Johnson
- Law Firm Specialization: Why It Matters by: Sarah Bottorff
- Court Construed a Will to Provide That Mineral Interests Were Devised... by: David Fowler Johnson
- Managing a Law Firm Sales Pipeline: An Attorney’s Guide by: CRM News and Updates, Lawmatics
- Tips to Prevent Litigation with Employment Contracts by: Aaron P. Benz
- Essential Recruiting Tips for Law Firms by: Sarah Bottorff
August 05, 2022

- 6 Marketing Rules Your Law Firm Can’t Afford to Break by: CRM News and Updates, Lawmatics
- Tribunal’s Rules on MFN Clause: Juxtaposed with CBDT’s Circular by: Vibhore Batwara and Arijit Ghosh
- Supreme Court’s Quick Fix for Backlog in Arbitral Appointments by... by: Shweta Sahu and Vyapak Desai
- How to Prevent & Resolve Client Billing Disputes by: CRM News and Updates, Lawmatics
- What New Attorneys Need to Know About Client Expectations by: CRM News and Updates, Lawmatics
- Special Situation Funds: An Attempt To Revolutionalize Stressed... by: Dibya Behera and Shivam Ahuja
- Offences Under The Copyright Act Are Cognizable And Non-bailable:... by: Shweta Sahu
- Email Marketing for Law Firms 101 by: Sarah Bottorff
- Mexico’s Ministry of the Interior Issues New Visa Requirement for... by: Pietro Straulino-Rodriguez
- What Employers Need to Know About Monkeypox by: Katharine C. Weber and Melanie L. Paul
- US Executive Branch Update – August 4, 2022 by: Stacy A. Swanson
- Beltway Buzz, August 5, 2022 by: James J. Plunkett
- CFPB’s Chopra Has Payments and Crypto In Focus by: Moorari Shah and A.J. S. Dhaliwal
- IRS Extends Retirement Plan Amendment Deadlines by: B. David Joffe
- Who Owns Memes? by: Benjamin D. Schwartz
- CFPB, DOJ Propose $22 Million Penalty Against Nonbank Mortgage Lender... by: Moorari Shah and A.J. S. Dhaliwal
- Fed Reports on Cybersecurity and Financial System Resilience by: Moorari Shah and A.J. S. Dhaliwal
- New York State Tacks on an Extra Year to Its Paid Vaccination Leave... by: Susan Gross Sholinsky and Steven M. Swirsky
- Seventh Circuit Affirms Dismissal of ERISA Stock-Drop Case by: Russell L Hirschhorn and Daniel B. Wesson
Tax, Internal Revenue Service and Treasury Legal News
Tax law is one of the most complex areas of the law. The recent legislation, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Acts (TCJA), the first major change to tax law since 1986, had many implications for business owners, as well as private individuals for tax filing purposes. Almost every decision a business makes may have tax consequences, and the National Law Review has legal analysis of the new TCJA legislation as well as updates on the IRS interpretations and guidance documents.
State Tax Laws (SALT)
Additionally, the National Law Review has coverage of many state tax laws, as well as states' responses to the TCJA. These SALT issues are carefully analyzed by the legal experts who write for the National Law Review. Along with state income tax rules, there is also information on how states are handling aspects of the gig economy, as well as state responses to changes with the individual mandate under the Affordable Care Act.
GILTI Tax, Estate, Base Erosion Anti-Abuse Tax
From new tax implications under GILTI tax (Global Intangible Low Taxed Income) to deductions under the IRC for gifts and estate transfers, visitors can find the latest stories in relation to both business and personal tax laws. Visitors can read about the implications the TCJA has on multinational companies, how the BEAT tax (Base Erosion Anti-Abuse Tax) is calculated, or the effects estate taxes will have when deciding who to leave property to in a will.
Tax Deductions & Credits
With the evolving tax situations, there are many questions related to which tax credits and deductions are still on the table. The National Law Review offers analysis of changing tax regulations, interpreting legislation to answer questions related to tax credits like the Family and Medical Leave Tax Credit as well as Historic Tax Credit, and renewable energy tax credits.
The National Law Review also covers stories and news about nonprofit and for-profit organizations, and how the current tax legislation affects these companies. Among the topics covered on the site are transfer taxes, estate taxes, tangible and property tax law, bankruptcy, restructuring, and tax implications on real estate. From news about tax implications on multinational organizations involved in international deals and relations to tax implications under ACA (Affordable Care Act) and HSA (health savings accounts), visitors will always find the latest tax law covered on the National Law Review site.
Updates on Federal Agencies Related to Tax
The National Law Review provides news and coverage on federal taxing agencies including the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), Department of Treasury, and state and local government agencies, which dictate tax laws. For coverage on state, national, federal, and international taxes, and how TCJA affects these taxes, the National Law Review provides the latest, in-depth news coverage for its visitors.
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