Once again, Pennsylvania lawyers are finding themselves caught in the crosshairs of legislation that would have a dramatic impact on the way they do business, and, according to many of those lawyers, would hurt their ability to compete with other jurisdictions.
As attorneys continue to monitor and oppose federal legislation proposed last year that would move law firms from a cash to an accrual method of accounting and result in those firms paying hundreds of millions of dollars in additional taxes at the outset, Pennsylvania lawyers are coming out against a state Senate bill that would impose a sales tax on legal services.
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