June 26, 2022 U.S. Tax This Week for June 24 Ernst & Young's U.S. Tax This Week newsletter for the week ending June 24 is now available. Prepared by Ernst & Young's National Tax Department in Washington, D.C., this weekly update summarizes important news, cases, and other developments in U.S. taxation.
————————————————————————— QUEST Economic Update highlights key US and global economic trends - June 21, 2022 ————————————————————————— Competent Authority procedures in cross-border controversy for new entrants (June 28) Competent Authority procedures in cross-border controversy at hub jurisdictions (June 30) BorderCrossings (June 30) Tax in the time of COVID-19: Update on legislative, economic, regulatory and IRS developments (July 1) Taxing crypto and other digital assets: Using practical scenarios to explore key tax concepts for individuals and businesses (July 21) ————————————————————————— Courts — Jun 23: Accountable care organization petitions Tax Court to challenge IRS denial of 501(c)(4) status (Tax Alert 2022-0975) — Jun 22: US Supreme Court grants cert to hear FBAR penalty application case (Tax Alert 2022-0969) Internal Revenue Service — Jun 09: Two new reports analyze 2019 community benefits of tax-exempt hospitals, federal revenue forgone due to tax exemption (Tax Alert 2022-0900) International — Jun 23: Tanzania’s Parliament passes Finance Bill 2022 (Tax Alert 2022-0972) — Jun 21: Supreme Court of Canada closes another door on equitable relief (Tax Alert 2022-0968) — Jun 21: Saudi Arabia relaunches tax amnesty initiative (Tax Alert 2022-0963) — Jun 20: Luxembourg and the United Kingdom sign new double tax treaty (Tax Alert 2022-0960) — Jun 20: US Customs and Border Protection releases operational guidance related to Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act implementation (Tax Alert 2022-0958) — Jun 20: EU Finance Ministers are unable to adopt Pillar Two Directive as Hungary changes position (Tax Alert 2022-0957) — Jun 20: German Ministry of Finance issues report on extraterritorial taxation of intellectual property to German Parliament (Tax Alert 2022-0956) — Jun 20: Türkiye's Country-by-Country Reporting Notification deadline is 30 June 2022 (Tax Alert 2022-0955) Legislation — Jun 23: Senate Finance approves retirement bill (Tax Alert 2022-0974) — Jun 22: What to expect in Washington (June 22) (Tax Alert 2022-0970) — Jun 20: Senate Finance outlines retirement bill (Tax Alert 2022-0961) — Jun 17: House Committee on Energy and Commerce hearing on protecting America's consumers: Bipartisan legislation to strengthen data privacy and security (Tax Alert 2022-0943) — Jun 17: Senate HELP Committee advances user fee agreements and three public health bills to full Senate (Tax Alert 2022-0942) States — Jun 21: Ohio enacts elective pass-through entity tax (Tax Alert 2022-0967) — Jun 20: Iowa enacts additional tax legislation changing bank franchise tax rate and sales and use tax (Tax Alert 2022-0964) — Jun 17: Potential repeal of Puerto Rico's 4% excise tax on foreign corporations is on the horizon (Tax Alert 2022-0951) — Jun 20: Delaware enacts law to implement a paid family and medical leave insurance program with contributions starting in 2025 (Tax Alert 2022-0950) — Jun 17: New Jersey Division of Taxation offers new transfer pricing initiative that runs through March 2, 2023 (Tax Alert 2022-0947) ————————————————————————— State and Local Tax Weekly — New Jersey publishes proposed combined reporting regulations for public comment On May 16, 2022, the New Jersey Division of Taxation (NJ DOT) published proposed combined reporting regulations (the "Proposed Regulations") in the New Jersey Register. Interested parties may submit comments until July 15, 2022. — Income/Franchise, Sales & Use, Business Incentives, Property Tax, Controversy, Payroll & Employment Tax, Miscellaneous Tax, Unclaimed Property, Value Added Tax, Unclaimed Property ————————————————————————— Revenue Procedures
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