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QI Agreement: US IRS Proposes Modifications To Rules For Distributions By PTPs And Transfers Of PTP Interests - Withholding Tax - Vimarsana News

QI Agreement: US IRS Proposes Modifications To Rules For Distributions By PTPs And Transfers Of PTP Interests - Withholding Tax

After approximately 18 months of taxpayer anticipation, the US Internal Revenue Service ("IRS") has released Notice 2022-23.

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Tax Court rules against IRS in model home case - Vimarsana News

Tax Court rules against IRS in model home case

The service had denied deductions for eco-friendly model home because of occasional personal use by the owners.

Medicare Part D Notices due October 15, 2021 - Vimarsana News

Medicare Part D Notices due October 15, 2021

Group health plan sponsors must provide annual Medicare Part D Notices by October 15, 2021. Last chance to make sure your Notices will be timely delivered and comply with the legal requirements.

Reminder – Medicare Part D Notices due October 15, 2021 | Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP - Vimarsana News

Reminder – Medicare Part D Notices due October 15, 2021 | Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP

Group health plan sponsors must provide annual Medicare Part D Notices (the “Notice” or the “Notices”) by October 15, 2021. It’s your last chance to make sure your Notices will be...

'It's a long way before we're out of the drought' - Vimarsana News

'It's a long way before we're out of the drought'

That was the forecast at a conference Julie Kennedy attended several years ago. “Now we are starting to see that water is a rich commodity,” Kennedy, Grand Rapids Public Utilities general manager said. Several Iron Range municipalities are asking residents, businesses and other users to conserve water as a summer-long drought lingers. So far, the conservation requests are voluntarily. “We did voluntary efforts probably about a month ago, specifically irrigation,” Kennedy said. “People say, 'I can deal with my yard dying, but I just put $1,000 worth of shrubs in'. We'r...