he Internal Revenue Code is notorious for complicated rules, confusing provisions and differing interpretations of its most simple provisions. For example, the global interest netting provision in Section 6621(d) enacted in 1998 was recently subject to the same confusion that plagues so many other sections.

Between talk about the "fiscal cliff" and budget shortfalls, it is clear that Congress must act to move towards a balanced budget and reduce deficits.

Previous issues of Tax Advisor Weekly have highlighted not only the 2009 Union Carbide ("UCC") memorandum decision by the Tax Court, but also the subsequent Second Circuit Court of Appeals hearing in New York City on March 29, 2012.

In the midst of a struggling economy, firms understand the importance of finding and retaining top talent. To recruit and preserve such valuable resources, numerous firms have turned to offering traditional and compensation-related employee loans. Whether such loans are constructed for retention or to administer employee aid, their tax treatment should be closely considered.

Do you know how your subsidiaries are winning contracts in the most corrupt countries in the world?

A&M recently spoke with the Head of the UK Tax Authority Transfer Pricing Team regarding key issues impacting business

The first step has finally been taken to address an area of tax law that has materially impacted both corporate and individual taxpayers alike for some time. But don't get too excited...it's not what you may think it is. Nevertheless, the passage of the Mobile Workforce State Income Tax Simplification Act of 2012 by the U.S. House of Representatives in May is an attempt by Congress to substantially simplify state income tax law by imposing a uniform standard for nonresident taxation and employer withholding.