Opioid Abuse Is Everywhere
Opioid Abuse is Everywhere
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There is a New Antitrust, You Need to See How It Applies to Your Association
Antitrust Law 101 teaches us that the antitrust laws are designed to protect the consumer by outlawing unreasonable restraints on trade and unfair and deceptive trade practices. Association executives know about the basic antitrust laws. Association executives and association lawyers have applied these laws to various industry associations and professional societies for decades and […]
Jets and Taxes: 5 Things Business Jet Owners Need to Know about the New Tax Law
What the New Tax Law Means for Business Jet Owners Depending on your circumstances, the tax reforms could give you a break, or they could prove costly. The full text of the article may be viewed here.
UPDATED: The Effect of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act on Tax-Exempt Associations
UPDATED The Effect of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act on Tax-Exempt Associations
Surface Transportation Board Update
Surface Transportation Board Update
It’s All About Safety
It’s All About Safety
Importing Used Business Aircraft: How to Deal with Commonly Encountered Issues. (Part 2 of 3)
In a reversal of traditional selling patterns, business aircraft that had been exported from the US are being imported and registered with the FAA. Keith Swirsky describes what such transactions entail. Importing Used Business Aircraft: How to Deal with Commonly Encountered Issues. (Part 2 of 3)
Importing Used Business Aircraft: How to Deal with Commonly Encountered Issues. (Part 3 of 3)
In a reversal of traditional selling patterns, business aircraft that had been exported from the US are being imported and registered with the FAA. Keith Swirsky describes what such transactions entail. Importing Used Business Aircraft: How to Deal with Commonly Encountered Issues. (Part 3 of 3)
Mitigating the Income Tax Expense of a Retroactive Revocation for EOS
At times, the IRS can move extremely slowly. That is an unfortunate fact of life for organizations that are either waiting for a determination or under examination. The Service's "deliberate" pace can result in many headaches. For instance, an organization awaiting a determination regarding its tax-exempt status may not be eligible to obtain certain funding […]
Enjoining the IRS – Using Litigation to Stop a Revocation
For many tax-exempt organizations and the practitioners who represent them, the prospect oflitigating a tax issue against the IRS is poss.ibly the scariest thing in the world. Tax litigation is therefore often viewed as a tactic to be used only when all hope is lost Basically, most organizations and many tax lldvisors will not seriously […]