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The Internal Revenue Service on Wednesday opened the portal for car sellers to register with Energy Credits Online – a site that will allow dealers to…

In the second of a two-episode series, Tim Jacobs of Hunton Andrews Kurth continues his discussion of the energy credits enacted in the Inflation Reduction Act…

Many people are baffled about the status of conservation easement donations, which is logical given all that has happened recently. Among other things, courts ruled that…

There is nothing inherently wrong with forming and utilizing a charitable remainder annuity trust (“CRAT”) for tax-planning purposes; people do it all the time. Issues arise,…

If you’re a regular reader, you know that I love Halloween. I bake treats. I play Halloween music. I buy tons of candy (no age limit…

Spurring economic growth in America’s declining cities and regions has been a hard-to-achieve goal of public policy. There’s now hope that the Biden Administration’s new industrial…

The House GOP has made a bold move in their latest bill announcement, proposing an increase in funding to Israel while simultaneously decreasing spending to the…

It didn’t take long for the newly minted House Speaker to make headlines. In his first major proposal as House Speaker, Mike Johnson (R-La.) introduced a…

Sometimes, good things can come from adversity. During the pandemic, the IRS had no choice but to begin to move towards new technologies—including accepting digital signatures.…

They say that relationships are all about timing. Putting aside the accuracy of that cliché generally, timing is certainly a key for taxpayers facing challenges by…