
Steel and aluminum goods subject to Section 232 tariffs expanded
The US Bureau of Industry and Security on August 19 added 407 HTSUS codes to the steel and aluminum derivative products list under Section 232.
The US Bureau of Industry and Security on August 19 added 407 HTSUS codes to the steel and aluminum derivative products list under Section 232.
New Section 174A permits an immediate deduction for domestic research and experimental expenditures paid or incurred in tax years beginning after December 31, 2024.
Notice 2025-42 has changed existing guidance on the beginning of construction rules a taxpayer must use to claim the clean electricity credits under Sections 45Y and 48E.
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Between April and July 2025, the Puerto Rico legislature approved various tax laws that collectively reshape critical areas of the Puerto Rico Internal Revenue Code.
President Trump continues to advance his trade agenda through tariffs on copper, suspension of the duty-free de minimis exemption, and new reciprocal tariff rates, among others.
Notice indicating intent to partially withdraw proposed CAMT regs that relate to partnerships and provide interim guidance simplifying the application of CAMT to partnerships.
OBBA includes a provision expanding the definition of qualifying income for publicly traded partnerships to certain low-carbon energy activities.
The Maryland Comptroller has issued emergency regulations and two technical bulletins clarifying the 3% tax on technology services.
An LB&I memorandum details changes to examinations of large corporate taxpayers and modifies policies and practices in the Internal Revenue Manual.
The IRS ruled a leasehold interest with constructed improvements that was property previously owned by the taxpayer qualified as replacement property in a like-kind exchange.