April 9th, 2024
Podcast: David De Jong Talks About Tax Implications of Catching a Record-Breaking Baseball
As the Major League Baseball season kicks off, tax attorney David De Jong shares insights with Money Life with Chuck Jaffe on what you have to consider from the tax perspective if you’re fortunate enough…
April 1st, 2024
March Federal Tax Updates
INDIVIDUALS In State of New Jersey v. Mnuchin, 133 AFTR2d 2024-________, a New York Federal District Court upheld an IRS Regulation nixing a “workaround” to the $10,000 state and local tax deduction maximum; the method…
March 1st, 2024
February Federal Tax Updates
INDIVIDUALS In Turner v. Commissioner, TC Memo 2024-20, the Tax Court held that a grandparent was not eligible to claim head of household status or to receive the earned income credit despite year-round support inasmuch…
February 1st, 2024
January Federal Tax Updates
INDIVIDUALS In United States v. Cacchione, 133 AFTR2d 2024-________, a Pennsylvania Federal District Court denied a Net Operating Loss carryback generated by an S corporation loss when the taxpayer could not prove that he had…
January 1st, 2024
December Federal Tax Updates
INDIVIDUALS In Quevy v. Commissioner, TC Summary Opinion 2023-34, the Tax Court concluded that $75,000 paid on account of an alleged wrongful termination was includable in the employee’s income as the settlement agreement called the…
December 1st, 2023
November Federal Tax Updates
INDIVIDUALS In Roman v. Commissioner, TC Memo 2023-142, the Tax Court concluded that $700,000 paid by a landlord to a formerly married couple still living together for vacating their shared apartment was not paid for…
November 1st, 2023
October Federal Tax Updates
INDIVIDUALS In In Re: Lambert, 132 AFTR2d 2023-6108, a Georgia Bankruptcy Court found that the issuance of Form 1099-C did not establish cancellation of a debt inasmuch as the form is an administrative reporting requirement…
October 1st, 2023
September Federal Tax Updates
INDIVIDUALS In Johnson v. United States, 132 AFTR2d 2023-________, a South Carolina Federal District Court determined that a couple’s loss of $180,000, when the real estate market crashed and they could not be repaid the…
September 1st, 2023
August Federal Tax Updates
INDIVIDUALS Proposed Regulations under Code Section 6011 would cause Monetized Installment Sale Transactions to be considered as Listed Transactions which must be disclosed; monetized transactions are installment sales involving an intermediary where the seller receives…
August 18th, 2023
David De Jong and Sarah Broder Discuss SECURE 2.0 on Podcast
Stein Sperling’s David De Jong and Sarah Broder appeared on the podcast ForYourBenefit on the Federal News Network with host Bob Leins to discuss SECURE 2.0, which changes the landscape of retirement plans. Topics of…
