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Data Centers in the Cross Hairs of both the Texas Legislature and Texas Comptroller Audits

July 30, 2026
By David E. Colmenero, Alex J. Pilawski, Blog

There is an old saying in tax law that if you are not at the table, you may be on the menu.  Well, data centers in Texas will want to be at the table this coming Texas Legislative session as they will almost certainly be...

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Is Your Fleet Overpaying Federal Fuel Excise Tax? A New Lawsuit Puts (Reefer) Fuel Back in the Spotlight

July 27, 2026
By Josh O. Ungerman, Blog

If your business runs refrigerated trailers, a lawsuit filed last month in Missouri federal court is worth your attention — even if your fleet is a fraction the size of the carrier that filed it. The Case In June 2026,...

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Taxation of Settlements and Judgments:  Tax Court Rejects Broad Reading of Attorneys’ Fees Deduction

July 24, 2026
By Matthew L. Roberts, Blog

Key Points Introduction Federal income tax rules for settlements and judgments can produce harsh and unexpected results. For example, under Commissioner v. Banks, 543 U.S. 426 (2005), the Supreme Court held that plaintiffs...

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Matthew L. Roberts was quoted in a CNBC article “Scam Victims Can Owe Taxes on Stolen Money. A Bill in Congress Could Offer Relief”

July 20, 2026
By meadowscollier, Articles

Firm partner Matthew L. Roberts was quoted in Sarah Agostino’s recent CNBC article, “Scam Victims Can Owe Taxes on Stolen Money. A Bill in Congress Could Offer Relief,” discussing the federal tax treatment of scam and...

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Meadows Collier Congratulates Matthew L. Roberts for His Election to the State Bar of Texas Tax Section’s Council

July 15, 2026
By meadowscollier, Firm News

Firm partner Matthew L. Roberts has been elected as a Council Member of the State Bar of Texas Tax Section (SBOT Tax Section) with a three-year term expiring in 2029. With over 2,200 members, the SBOT Tax Section is governed...

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