Settlements by businesses are deductible if they arise out of the business being conducted. Fox clearly meets that test. It doesn’t matter if the conduct producing the expense is later viewed as wrongful. In fact, even punitive damages are tax deductible when paid by businesses. – Forbes – Taxes
Settlements by businesses are deductible if they arise out of the business being conducted. Fox clearly meets that test. It doesn’t matter if the conduct producing the expense is later viewed as wrongful. In fact, even punitive damages are tax deductible when paid by businesses. – Forbes – Taxes
Settlements by businesses are deductible if they arise out of the business being conducted. Fox clearly meets that test. It doesn’t matter if the conduct producing the expense is later viewed as wrongful. In fact, even punitive damages are tax deductible when paid by businesses. – Forbes – Taxes
Settlements by businesses are deductible if they arise out of the business being conducted. Fox clearly meets that test. It doesn’t matter if the conduct producing the expense is later viewed as wrongful. In fact, even punitive damages are tax deductible when paid by businesses. – Forbes – Taxes
Settlements by businesses are deductible if they arise out of the business being conducted. Fox clearly meets that test. It doesn’t matter if the conduct producing the expense is later viewed as wrongful. In fact, even punitive damages are tax deductible when paid by businesses. – Forbes – Taxes
Negotiating a near-term deal through the normal budget process and following it up with a fiscal commission that develops comprehensive recommendations to tackle the long-term drivers of our debt makes far more sense than holding hostage the full faith and credit of the United States. – Forbes – Taxes
Tax Notes contributing editor Carrie Brandon Elliot rounds up the IRS’s 2023 “Dirty Dozen” tax avoidance and fraud list. – Forbes – Taxes
Tax Notes contributing editor Carrie Brandon Elliot rounds up the IRS’s 2023 “Dirty Dozen” tax avoidance and fraud list. – Forbes – Taxes
Tax Notes contributing editor Carrie Brandon Elliot rounds up the IRS’s 2023 “Dirty Dozen” tax avoidance and fraud list. – Forbes – Taxes
Today is 4/20, a counterculture holiday based on the celebration of cannabis. Cannabis doesn’t have the same taboo as it once did, largely thanks to legalization efforts. But legalization also means taxation. Here’s what you need to know. – Forbes – Taxes
Today is 4/20, a counterculture holiday based on the celebration of cannabis. Cannabis doesn’t have the same taboo as it once did, largely thanks to legalization efforts. But legalization also means taxation. Here’s what you need to know. – Forbes – Taxes
Today is 4/20, a counterculture holiday based on the celebration of cannabis. Cannabis doesn’t have the same taboo as it once did, largely thanks to legalization efforts. But legalization also means taxation. Here’s what you need to know. – Forbes – Taxes