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Is A Wealth Tax Constitutional? The Moore Case - Income Tax - Vimarsana News

Is A Wealth Tax Constitutional? The Moore Case - Income Tax

President Joe Biden, in his State of the Union address before Congress on February 7, 2023, proposed a wealth tax on "billionaires." The lead editorial of The Wall Street Journal for February 11-12, 2023...

Source: mondaq.com
Phantom Equity to the Rescue | Goodwin - Vimarsana News

Phantom Equity to the Rescue | Goodwin

A Summary of HControl Holdings LLC, et al. v. Antin Infrastructure Partners. Defined terms are the battlefield for lawyers. Some terms are well trodden, while others are ...

Moore Money, More Tax Problems? Analyzing Moore V. United States - Vimarsana News

Moore Money, More Tax Problems? Analyzing Moore V. United States

Professor Hank Adler of Chapman University discusses the income realization requirement dispute in the transition tax case Moore v. United States before the Supreme Court, and its implications on the U.S. tax system.

Source: forbes.com
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Compelled production stories at Techdirt.

Posts about compelled production written by Tim Cushing and Techdirt

Top Court In Illinois Says Compelling Password Production Isn't A Fifth Amendment Violation - Vimarsana News

Top Court In Illinois Says Compelling Password Production Isn't A Fifth Amendment Violation

Well, this is an unfortunate turn of events. The last time we discussed this issue in this state (March 2019), a state appeals court came to the opposite conclusion: compelling password production is a violation of rights. That ruling said the foregone conclusion doctrine didn't apply, at least not the way the state wanted it…