Opinions
Will Dark-Money-Funded Churches Campaign in the 2020 Election?
Benjamin M. Willis writes that recent actions by the Trump administration and guidance released by the IRS and Treasury raise the question whether execution of the Johnson Amendment and its policies on the separation of church and state is required.
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Featured News
Chief Counsel Prepping for What Comes After TCJA Guidance Push
The IRS Office of Chief Counsel is beginning to look beyond the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act as it prepares to answer questions from field examiners and add guidance projects on more recent tax legislation.
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Featured Analysis
You Weigh In: Is the IRS Wrong on CFC Status?
In news analysis, Benjamin M. Willis argues that the IRS incorrectly concluded that a domestic shareholder held all of a foreign corporation’s voting power and thus incorrectly treated the foreign corporation as a controlled foreign corporation.
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Special Reports
Is FDII Really the Carrot It Was Meant to Be?
Jesus Mijangos Castro compares the United States’ foreign-derived intangible income deduction with previous regimes that offered incentives for exports or domestic production.
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Tax Notes Talk
A Conversation With Former National Taxpayer Advocate: A New Era
| January 23
Nina Olson, who retired as the National Taxpayer Advocate six months ago, talks about her new nonprofit and the need for a permanent successor. This is part 1 of her interview with Tax Notes senior reporter William Hoffman.
