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Craig B. Fields - Vimarsana News

Craig B. Fields

Craig leads Blank Rome’s State Local Tax practice and regularly litigates state and local tax matters and counsels clients on tax planning. In addition to representing clients in state and local tax controversies before administrative and judicial systems in jurisdictions throughout the United States, he has resolved hundreds of non-public record cases around the country.

Letter to IRS on Section 1001 Regulation in 2023-2024 Priority Guidance Plan - Vimarsana News

Letter to IRS on Section 1001 Regulation in 2023-2024 Priority Guidance Plan

Read as PDF Re: Recommendation for Inclusion of Section 1001 Regulation in 2023-2024 Priority Guidance Plan To Whom It May…

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Lynn A. Gandhi Business Lawyer Foley & Lardner - Vimarsana News

Lynn A. Gandhi Business Lawyer Foley & Lardner

Lynn A. Gandhi Business Attorney Foley & Lardner Detroit, MI focusing on officer liability exposure, indirect taxes, unemployment taxes, gaming excise taxes, Estate Planning, multistate tax planning, audits, appeals and litigation.

Eugene J. Gibilaro Blank Rome Tax Lawyer - Vimarsana News

Eugene J. Gibilaro Blank Rome Tax Lawyer

Eugene Gibilaro is a Partner at Blank Rome's Tampa office.  Eugene focuses his practice on tax controversy and transactions primarily in the areas of state and local income and franchise tax, sales and use tax, and unclaimed property.

Transparency in Revenue Estimating - Vimarsana News

Transparency in Revenue Estimating

Public-private competition can lay the groundwork for changes inrevenue-estimating transparency practices, but Congress can set therules, and a Blue Ribbon Commission sponsored by a governmentagency, nonprofit group, or accounting or law firm might also beuseful. One thing is sure: Change in revenue-estimatingtransparency is needed at both the Treasury Department and theJoint Committee on Taxation.