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US Federal Court Considers The Implications For Canadian Exempt Organizations Earning US Source Income Through An Intermediary Vehicle
The US Court of Federal Claims recently addressed a critical question for Canadian exempt organizations earning US-source income: can they rely on fiscal transparency rules to claim treaty benefits through investment vehicles? The court's ruling in The South Saskatchewan Community Foundation Inc. v. United States examines when charitable organizations may look through intermediary entities to access tax exemptions under the US-Canada tax treaty, with significant implications for cross-border investment
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Torys LLP
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US Federal Court Considers The Implications For Canadian Exempt Organizations Earning US Source Income Through An Intermediary Vehicle
The US Court of Federal Claims recently addressed a critical question for Canadian exempt organizations earning US-source income: can they rely on fiscal transparency rules to claim treaty benefits through investment vehicles? The court's ruling in The South Saskatchewan Community Foundation Inc. v. United States examines when charitable organizations may look through intermediary entities to access tax exemptions under the US-Canada tax treaty, with significant implications for cross-border investment
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Torys LLP
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Proposed Regulations Implement OBBBA Changes To Income Inclusions Resulting From Sales Of Controlled Foreign Corporation Stock
The Treasury Department has issued proposed regulations fundamentally changing how U.S. shareholders calculate their pro rata share of controlled foreign corporation income when ownership interests vary throughout the year. These regulations implement amendments from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, introducing daily proration methodologies, mandatory year-end closings for status changes, and new elective provisions for significant ownership variances.
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Hogan Lovells Cadwalader
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The Unexpected Tax Consequences Of Ending A QTIP Trust Early
Qualified terminable interest property (“QTIP”) trusts are a familiar estate-planning tool. Under a QTIP trust, a spouse receives the benefit of trust assets during life, with the remainder passing to children or other beneficiaries after the spouse’s death. No transfer tax is payable on the creation of the QTIP trust due to the availability of the marital deduction but the trust assets will be subject to estate tax on the spouse’s death.
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Farrell Fritz, P.C.
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Can You Change An Irrevocable Trust In New Jersey?
In New Jersey, irrevocable trusts can sometimes be modified through a process called decanting, which allows trustees to transfer assets into a new trust with different terms. Understanding when decanting is available under common law, what discretion trustees must have, and what tax and fiduciary risks are involved is essential for anyone administering or benefiting from an irrevocable trust in the state.
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Scarinci Hollenbeck LLC
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States Begin Addressing Sales Tax Effects Of Cessation Of Penny Production
Following the U.S. Mint's decision to stop producing pennies, states across the nation are issuing new guidance on how retailers should handle cash transaction rounding. While most states require sales tax to be calculated on the original sales price before rounding occurs, the specific rounding methods and compliance requirements vary significantly by jurisdiction, creating a complex landscape for multistate retailers to navigate.
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MGO CPA LLP
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Hearing On Proposed Amendment To LAC 61:I.4372 — Sales & Use Tax Obligations Of Persons Constructing, Repairing Or Altering Immovable Property
The Louisiana Department of Revenue has proposed amendments to its regulation governing sales and use tax responsibilities for contractors and their customers, generating significant public interest. A public hearing has been scheduled to address the substantial volume of comments received regarding these proposed changes.
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Jones Walker
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