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Foreign-Derived Intangible Income (FDII) – a New Deduction for Corporations
Disclaimer: The rules related to FDII is complex and will require guidance from Congress or the IRS for additional clarification. Please contact... Read More
IRS issues proposed regulations on the 20% pass-through deduction
Recently, the IRS issued proposed regulations to provide guidance for claiming the 20% passthrough deduction. The regulations provide definitions of Specialized Service Trade... Read More
The GILTI Tax | New anti-deferral rules for shareholders of controlled foreign corporations
Disclaimer: The new tax rule on GILTI is complex and will require guidance from Congress or the IRS for additional clarification. Please... Read More
Proposed 168(k) Regulations | Additional First Year Bonus Depreciation
Overview Proposed Regulations were issued providing preliminary insight into the modifications of §168(k) per the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) (P.L.... Read More
Hidden Benefit within Tax Reform
Opportunity Zones The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has received a lot of attention regarding the benefit of tax rate reductions. Although... Read More
Deemed Repatriation of Foreign Corporate Earnings and Profits – Tax Implications for 2017 Tax Years
Disclaimer: The new rule on the deemed repatriation tax is complex and will require guidance from Congress or the IRS for additional... Read More
Changes to federal estate, gift, and generation-skipping transfer tax laws
President Trump signed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act on December 22, 2017. This tax bill included some changes made to the... Read More
2018 Tax Legislation Business Entity and Effective Rate Review
Lurie has developed a process and tool that will allow businesses and their owners to understand how the 2018 tax legislation will... Read More
New deduction impacting pass-through entities in 2018
Disclaimer: The new rule on the pass-through deduction is complex, not exhaustive and will require guidance from Congress or the IRS for... Read More