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Update on Innocent Spouse Relief
The rules for innocent spouse relief are not new. However, there have been some developments—a revised form, various court decisions, and a recommendation from the National Taxpayer Advocate. In this edition of his Tax Tips column, Sidney Kess examines the developments.Worker Successfully States Claim for Disability Discrimination for COVID-Related Termination
The first claims of COVID-related discrimination are starting to be addressed, including the recent decision of Matias v. Terrapin House, in which an employee claimed that she was discriminatorily terminated because she was "regarded as" disabled under the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act after she advised her former employer of her COVID diagnosis.In-House Impact: Hylan Fenster, director, associate general counsel, Adobe
"Adobe's core values of being Genuine, Innovative, Involved and Exceptional are values that I strive to attain every day, and I feel that my successes over the past year have been more effective when I keep those core values in mind."View more book results for the query "*"
Few Workers' Comp Claims Adjusters Are Deposed. It's Time to Change That.
In the Pennsylvania workers' compensation system, judges rarely allow claimants' attorneys to take the depositions of claims adjusters. In my experience and that of my colleagues, approximately 90% of requests for depositions of adjusters are denied.2nd Circuit Rejects Challenge to Federal Cap on State and Local Tax Deductions
The panel's opinion said the states, which also included New Jersey, Connecticut and Maryland, had not proved the fiscal impact from the Trump-era policy was coercive or specifically meant to target them.States' Challenge to Federal Cap on State and Local Tax Deductions Rejected
A federal appeals court rejected a challenge from New Jersey and three other states trying to overturn a 2017 limit on federal deductions on state and local taxes.2nd Circuit Rejects New York's Challenge to Federal Cap on State and Local Tax Deductions
The panel's opinion said the states, which also included New Jersey, Connecticut and Maryland, had not proved the fiscal impact from the Trump-era policy was coercive or specifically meant to target them.When One Act Might Be Many Acts
'Laws are supposed to be about fairness and reasonable expectations of a punishment for one's act. It seems like a logical stretch here to view breaking into ten storage lockers as ten separate violent crimes, so it will be very interesting to see what the Court eventually decides here.'Trending Stories
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