In a case with potentially broad implications, the Third Court of Appeals recently agreed with the Texas Comptroller that revenues received by a taxpayer from subscription-based satellite-radio programming could be sourced to...
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Update on IRS Voluntary Disclosures
In a previous blog post (HERE), we discussed how and when to make a voluntary disclosure to the IRS using the revised voluntary disclosure guidelines announced by the IRS in November 2018. In April 2020, the IRS quietly...
In a recent decision involving the apportionment factor for Texas franchise tax purposes, the Texas Supreme Court held that the sale of certain military aircraft to the U.S. Government for ultimate delivery to foreign buyers...
This is the first in a series of blogs which will address various tax aspects of loan modification, debt relief, restructuring, bankruptcy, and other topics that will likely be at the forefront of the legal landscape in the...
EXPENSES PAID WITH FORGIVEN PAYMENT PROTECTION PLAN (PPP) LOAN PROCEEDS ARE NOT DEDUCTIBLE
The CARES ACT added the Paycheck Protection Plan program, which provides for a loan on favorable terms to qualifying small businesses to pay permitted expenses. These expenses are limited to payroll costs, mortgage interest,...