Temporary consolidated return re-aim at liability tax shelters: duplicated loss disallowance regulations

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On 14th March 2003, the duplicated loss disallowance regulations had been published to curb consolidated groups from benefiting manifold from a single economic loss or deduction. It adds that a subsidiary, leaving a group with contingent liabilities, is entitled to all deductions arising out of it.

Tax Deductions & Exemptions, Tax deductions, Disallowance of legislation

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FICA, FUTA and income tax withholding in connection with transfer of NQSOs and non-qualified deferred compensation incident to a divorce

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The United States laws of taxation, Federal Insurance Contributions Act, Federal Unemployment Tax Act, are discussed. The law deals with Transfer of non qualified stock option and non-qualified deferred compensation following a divorce.

Tax Law, Interpretation and construction, Divorce

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Partnership's assumption of partner liabilities

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The regulations related to partner's liabilities in partnership and tax-shelters provided for various business arrangements are discussed.

Partnerships, Venture Analysis, Taxation, Business enterprises, Partnership

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