Opinions
Biden Has Never Given Much to Charity — Until Recently
Joseph J. Thorndike writes that Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden hasn’t been especially generous with charitable donations until recently, but that that might not necessarily hurt his electoral chances.
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Featured News
Seattle Income Tax Ruling Sets Stage for Constitutional Fight
A Washington appellate court ruling that Seattle’s income tax ordinance is unconstitutional has paved the way for a possible review of the state’s long-standing, controversial ban on progressive income taxes.
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Featured Analysis
TCJA-Altered Landscape Keeping Firms From Relocating
In news analysis, Nana Ama Sarfo looks at the tax landscape for inversions post Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and in light of the AbbVie/Allergan announcement
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Special Reports
Coordinating Subchapter K and the Branch Currency Regulations
Michael Kohler, in the first installment of a three-part report, addresses the challenges of coordinating subchapter K and section 987 with regulations issued in 2016 that adopt an aggregate approach to related-party partnerships.
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Tax Notes Talk
Professional Development in Tax
| July 11
Jared Dunkin, head of tax at a Washington, D.C.-based publicly traded multinational, discusses the role practitioners have in mentoring and developing tax professionals. Dunkin is author of the book, Brass Tax: 14 Actionable Insights to Power Your Success.
