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Eight McGlinchey lawyers authored or co-authored chapters in the latest edition
of the Practising Law Institute (PLI)'s Consumer
Financial Services Answer Book. Member Tom Hanson
(Dallas) co-edited the book. The 2020 edition is the leading desk
reference for consumer financial services lawyers and compliance professionals.
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The Bullet Point: An Ohio Commercial Law Bulletin
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The First Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the U.S. District Court for Massachusetts’ opinion that an incompetent taxpayer could not suspend the statutory period for filing for a tax refund because a competent adult held the incompetent taxpayer’s durable power of attorney (POA) and could have acted on the taxpayer’s behalf.
McGlinchey Tax Alert
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For many years, the Internal Revenue Code (Code) has denied a deduction for fines or penalties paid to a government for the violation of any law. Now, effective for amounts paid or incurred on or after December 22, 2017, no deduction is allowed (with certain exceptions) for amounts paid in relation to the violation of a law or investigation into the potential violation of a law, if a government (or similar entity) is a complainant or investigator with respect to the violation or potential violation.
McGlinchey Tax & Environmental Alert
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Alabama Bankers Association Board Briefs
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On March 7, 2019, the United States Department of Labor issued a proposed new rule that would significantly change the pay standards for overtime exemptions under the Fair Labor Standards Act.
McGlinchey Labor & Employment Alert
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As cloud computing continues to grow in popularity as a business model for the deployment of software services, understanding the tax treatment of revenues generated from cloud-based transactions becomes critical. The IRS has issued proposed regulations that provide guidance on whether a cloud-based transaction should be treated as a lease of property or the provision of services.
McGlinchey Corporate & Tax Update
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