In one of three recent cases addressing the Texas franchise tax, the Texas Supreme Court held that a company engaged in performing work on offshore oil-and-gas drilling rigs could not claim a cost of goods sold deduction with...
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TAX STIMULUS PROVISIONS OF THE CARES ACT
April 7, 2020
By Meadows Collier, Blog
Click here to read the full post. For any questions regarding the tax stimulus provisions of the CARES Act please contact Tom Hineman at thineman@meadowscollier.com.
Texas Supreme Court Issues Three Decisions Addressing Various Aspects of the Texas Franchise Tax
April 6, 2020
In a monumental day for Texas franchise tax, the Texas Supreme Court issued on Friday, April 3rd, three much-anticipated decisions addressing different aspects of the Texas franchise tax. All three decisions address the cost...
NAVIGATING THE PAYCHECK PROTECTION PROGRAM LOAN PROVISIONS OF THE CARES ACT (AND INTERIM REGULATIONS)
April 6, 2020
By Meadows Collier, Blog
Click here to read the full post. For any questions regarding the paycheck protection loan provisions of the CARES Act please contact Tom Hineman at thineman@meadowscollier.com.
Recent Microcaptive Letters are an IRS Gift in Disguise
April 2, 2020
I recently blogged on the IRS’ mass mailing of soft-contact letters to microcaptive participants. Although perceived as a nuisance, it is an early Christmas present from the IRS – the gift of time to assess the planning,...