
Puerto Rico tax amendments
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.
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.
President Trump issued Executive Order 14178 which required the formation of a working group to recommend regulatory and legislative proposals related to digital assets.
In July, the United States struck framework trade agreements with the EU, Japan, Indonesia, and the Philippines, ahead of the August 1 deadline.
Public Law No: 119-21, the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” signed into law on July 4, includes several tax provisions related to employer-provided benefits
The IRS in June released IRB 2025-27 (including Notice 2025-34) announcing the reference price for natural gas and the associated credit to be applied to the 2025 tax year.
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