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President Obama calls for tax reform; despite appearances of partisan gridlock, behind the scenes work on tax reform continues *

USA - February 13 2013
In his annual State of the Union address, President Obama called on Congress to come together and pass a tax reform bill. Though many may dismiss…

Co-authors: Robert E. Glennon, James M. Wickett.

Congressional tax reformers propose far-reaching tax changes for derivatives and other financial products *

USA - January 28 2013
House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp (R-Mich.) has proposed to tax derivatives on an annual mark-to-market basis with ordinary gain or…

Co-authors: Robert E. Glennon.

Medical device excise tax - IRS issues revised Form 637 for registration regarding exempt sales for export or use in further manufacturing *

USA - September 19 2012
The IRS has just issued the revised Form 637, which provides for registration of a manufacturer which claims exemption from the medical device excise tax for purchases or sales for export or for use in further manufacturing.

Co-authors: Ronald L. Wisor, Stuart M. Langbein, Beth L. Roberts, Helen R. Trilling, John J. Smith, M.D., J.D. .

Congress takes first steps toward tax reform: House passes bill setting broad parameters and expedited process for tax reform legislation; Senate begins culling industry tax preferences *

USA - August 7 2012
Businesses in the United States and foreign multinationals with U.S. tax obligations should be aware that the elements of a major U.S. tax reform legislative package are already being developed within the U.S. Congress, the Obama administration, and in interest groups and think tanks in Washington, D.C.

Co-authors: Robert E. Glennon, W. Michael House , James M. Wickett, Jeffrey W. Munk , C. Michael Gilliland.

U.S. tax reform: elements of reform already being developed by Congress *

USA - April 13 2012
U.S. businesses and foreign multinationals with U.S. tax obligations should be on alert that the elements of a major U.S. tax reform legislative package are already in development within the U.S. Congress, the Obama Administration, and in interest groups and think tanks in Washington.