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Avoiding U.S. Tax On Foreign Sales To U.S. Customers
Many U.S.-based multinational companies manufacture or purchase goods abroad through foreign subsidiaries for distribution in the United States. Typically, the goods are sold to customers through an affiliated U.S. distributor. The result, at best, is that a portion of the income earned on such...
Read MoreAwarding Scholarships And Disaster Relief To Employees
Many corporations conduct charitable activities through a company foundation. These foundations engage in significant grant-making, awarding more than $3.5 billion annually to educational, social service, health-related, environmental, arts-related and religious charities. Company foundations are...
Read MoreIntegrating An Acquired Company's Retirement Plans Can Be A Can Of Worms
As part of the due diligence process in any merger or acquisition, the acquiring company will review the acquired company's tax-qualified retirement plans. Because this is considered a low risk area, the scope of these reviews, whether performed internally or by a member of the outside team, is...
Read MoreRoberts & Holland: The Largest Tax Boutique In The Country
Editor: Lary, how would you describe your law firm?Wolf: We are considered a tax boutique. We concentrate our practice on taxation - all areas of taxation - federal, international and state and local. We have about 40 lawyers, which while small for a New York law firm, is large for a tax firm. In...
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