Following up our post earlier today that the Tax Court will resume receiving mail on July 10, 2020, the Tax Court has issued another announcement regarding its operations. Also beginning
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Tax Court Announces Resumption of Mail Delivery
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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, operations of the United States Tax Court have been severely impacted. The Tax Court’s building in Washington, D.C. has been closed since March 19, 2020,…
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Protecting Your Organization Against Paycheck Protection Program Qui Tam Actions
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Our colleague Jana Volante Walshak has published an article addressing the steps that businesses can take now to protect themselves against qui tam actions related to the CARES Act Paycheck…
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Fox Rothschild’s Securities Industry Group Members Oksana Wright and Charles DeMonaco Publish Article on Corporate Compliance Measures During the COVID-19 Crisis
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Our colleagues Oksana Wright and Charles DeMonaco have published an article in Corporate Compliance Insights discussing management and corporate compliance measures for companies to prioritize during the uncertainty posed by…
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IRS Grants Financial Institutions Temporary Reprieve from FATCA Obligations Due to COVID-19
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In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the IRS has granted foreign financial institutions a number of extensions on Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act reporting obligations due in 2020.
First, the…
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IRS Provides Critical Guidance on How to Obtain Tax Levy and Lien Releases Due to COVID-19 Hardships
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The Internal Revenue Service has published two Frequently Asked Questions about how taxpayers can seek release of tax levies and federal tax liens due to hardship circumstances caused by the…
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Price Gouging Laws Triggered by States of Emergency Pose Risks for National and Local Retailers
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Fox Rothschild attorneys Marissa Koblitz Kingman and Joseph A. DeMaria have published a client alert addressing the risks that state price gouging laws pose to retailers during states of emergency. …
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Upcoming Webinar: Federal Tax Enforcement in the Age of COVID-19
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On Tuesday, April 21, 2020, at 9:30 a.m. ET, Fox Rothschild partner Matthew D. Lee will present a webinar entitled “Federal Tax Enforcement in the Age of COVID-19.” The COVID-19…
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Fox Rothschild’s White Collar Practice Group Forms COVID-19 Compassionate Release Task Force
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In response to the unprecedented public health crisis unfolding across the country, Fox Rothschild’s White-Collar Criminal Defense & Regulatory Compliance Group has assembled a COVID-19 Compassionate Release Task Force to…
It’s All in the Timing: Insider Trading Investigations and National Emergencies
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The declaration of a national emergency can trigger insider trading inquiries focused on the owners of a stock portfolio, 401(k) plan or brokerage account if they sold before or after…
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