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Legal Alert: Insurance Industry Provisions in H.R. 1, the Final Tax Bill

View the Eversheds Sutherland Legal Alert discussing the modifications of importance to insurance companies in the Final Tax Reform Bill here.

Legal Alert: Party Like it’s 1986: Business Impacts of the Bill Formerly Known as the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act

View the Eversheds Sutherland Legal Alert summarizing the principal provisions of the Final Tax Reform Bill impacting domestic and multinational businesses here.

Legal Alert: Section 162(q) Raises Questions about Deductibility of Employment Settlement

View the Eversheds Sutherland Legal Alert discussing the impact of the Final Tax Reform Bill on the settlement of employment-related claims here.

Legal Alert: SEC Staff Provides Disclosure and Accounting Guidance in Response to Recent Tax Reform Legislation

View the Eversheds Sutherland Legal Alert summarizing the guidance issued by the SEC Office of the Chief Accountant and the Division of Corporation Finance, in response to the recent tax reform legislation, regarding the information required to comply with ASC Topic 740, and the disclosure requirements under Item 2.06 of Form 8-K, which requires companies to reflect the impact of tax...

President Trump Signs Tax Bill into Law

President Trump signed the tax bill passed by the House and Senate this morning. The bill will be generally effective beginning January 1, 2018. Read the bill text here.  Read more about the bill’s passage here.

Legal Alert: The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, Final Cut: A Methods-Based Review of the Tax Bill

View the Eversheds Sutherland Legal Alert discussing the particular provisions of the Final Tax Reform Bill that fall under the umbrella of income tax accounting and accounting methods, and the potential impact such reforms will have on corporate taxpayers, here.

Title: Tax Bill Passes in House

House Republicans voted to pass the Senate’s revised version of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Acts today. Read More: House sends sweeping GOP tax bill to Trump’s desk

Tax Bill Passes in Senate Wednesday Morning, House Expected to Vote (Again) Later Today

Senate Republicans voted to pass a revised version of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Acts early Wednesday morning. The House voted yesterday in favor of the legislation, however several minor provisions of the bill did not comply with Senate rules and had to be removed. The House is expected to vote on the revised version of the bill sometime today. Read More:  Senate passes sweeping GOP tax...

House Passes Revised Bill; Senate to Vote as Early as Tonight

The House has passed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, as revised by the Conference Committee, along party lines. The bill will now go to the Senate, who may vote as early as this evening. Should the bill pass both houses, it will be sent to President Trump to sign into law. Read more:  House Passes Final Tax Bill; Senate Votes Next on Republican Plan

Legal Alert: Tax Reform Provisions Affecting BDCs and Closed-End Funds

View the Eversheds Sutherland Legal Alert discussing important developments that may affect closed-end funds, including business development companies (BDCs), and the portfolio companies in which closed-end funds invest, in the Final Tax Reform Bill here.

Legal Alert: Compensation and Benefits Provisions in the Final Tax Cuts Bill

View the Eversheds Sutherland Legal Alert focusing on key provisions affecting compensation and benefits in the Final Tax Reform Bill here.

Legal Alert: Following the Senate’s Lead – The International Tax Provisions in the Final Bill

View the Eversheds Sutherland Legal Alert focusing on the international tax provisions in the Final Tax Reform Bill here.

Legal Alert: Final Tax Reform Bill Released – What Does it Mean for the Energy Sector?

View the Eversheds Sutherland Legal Alert summarizing the principal provisions in the Final Tax Reform Bill that impact the energy sector here.

Congress to Begin Voting on the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Today

With the Conference Agreement finalized, the Agreement must be approved by both the House and Senate, and once approved, it will head to President Trump for his signature. The House is expected to vote later today, and the Senate will vote soon afterwards, either today or tomorrow. Read more:  Tax Voting Starts Tuesday

Conference Committee Agreement Released for Tax Cuts & Jobs Act

House and Senate Republicans unveiled their collective tax bill with the Conference Report and Agreement early Friday night. The text follows the Senate bill, but resolves differences between the Senate and House bills, and makes modifications and clarifications throughout. Republicans are expected to vote this week. Conference Report and Bill Read more: GOP unveils sweeping tax...


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