The IRS is moving against the last court order blocking the enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act #CTA #BOI

The IRS still has over 1 million #ERC tax credit claims to process from businesses. It says it doesn't have the resources to do so without automated tools:

The Corporate Transparency Act is back. While there's no new deadline for 32 million U.S. companies to file owner info with the government, the IRS has Supreme Court go-ahead to enforce. #CTA #BOI

RT @BLaw: BREAKING: The US Supreme Court said it will allow the government to implement the Corporate Transparency Act, requiring millions…

Breaking: The Supreme Court has allowed the government to enforce the Corporate Transparency Act and beneficial ownership information reporting, granting a stay of the injunction blocking the CTA and BOI:

SCOTUS quietly agreed to hear a case that could allow for big changes in the way people and companies contest their taxes. Analysis, with @JohnWoolley00:

25 state AGs ask the Supreme Court to block the Corporate Transparency Act because it “raises all kinds of federalism red flags:��

That snow at @OhioU looks just about perfect right now!

32.6 million US businesses will need to file ownership info with the government in the next few weeks. What to know about this weeks legal moves for the Corporate Transparency Act:

“I intend to live forever,” Kozlowski said, “or die trying.”

Was glad to interview Curt in 2020. "The past is the past and we cannot change what has transpired. All we can do now is how do we go forward and what can we implement to improve society and offset some of the issues that continue to plague the country."

9/11 in Arlington, Virginia this morning. Same kind of clear, cool, quiet day as 23 years ago.

US office properties have lost $557 billion in value from 2019 to 2023, according to estimates from Columbia and New York universities.

"Chicago, Phoenix, Washington and Anaheim, California, have joined New York, Los Angeles, Atlanta and Boston as cities where total home values top $1 trillion"

The developer who revived Cleveland's oldest skyscraper was 'giding the lily' when it tried to take a $22M tax break, a judge said:

The FDIC is suing Arlington County, accusing it of inflating the value of its headquarters building. A kind of dispute for the post-Covid hybrid work era.

Home distillers are suing to end a nationwide ban which is enforced through tax law:

Sherri Tenpenny, the Ohio doctor who claimed Covid-19 vaccines make you magnetic, is facing a lawsuit from the IRS over $650K in taxes and fines. My first Ohio piece in a while:

Perfect weather for @Nationals

The government might owe a Falls Church landlord damages after it withheld rent claiming it over-paid its taxes