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Posted by Dickinson Wright | Sep 25, 2017 | Henry Grix, Taxation |
By: Henry Grix Even if Congress fails this autumn to overhaul the Internal Revenue Code and, conceivably, repeal the federal “death” or estate tax, 2018 can be expected to bring relief in the form of taxpayer-friendly inflation...
Read MorePosted by Dickinson Wright | Sep 20, 2017 | Taxation |
By: Mark Lansing If you own property that is valued by the cost approach by assessors or appraisers, you likely found out that the only obsolescence being deducted was physical depreciation. Yet, it is fundamental that to reach...
Read MorePosted by Dickinson Wright | Sep 18, 2017 | Taxation |
By: Henry C.T. (Tip) Richmond, III Many of you have heard of the new Federal estate tax “portability” rule that allows a surviving spouse to effectively inherit any unused federal estate tax exemption of a predeceased...
Read MorePosted by Dickinson Wright | Sep 13, 2017 | Taxation |
By: Mark Lansing If you own property that is assessed by the cost approach, you likely found out that the only obsolescence deducted was physical depreciation. Yet, it is fundamental that to reach market value by the cost...
Read MorePosted by Dickinson Wright | Sep 11, 2017 | IRS, Taxation, William Elwood |
By: William E. Elwood The Internal Revenue Service has increased its scrutiny of inter-company pricing practices of taxpayers with foreign affiliates and has provided agents conducting audits with standard language requesting...
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