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Investment Property Exception to $10,000 Cap on Itemized Deduction for State and Local Property Taxes?
Category: Tax
As it relates to individuals, one of the more controversial aspects of the 2017 revenue act (commonly referred to as the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act") is the $10,000 cap on itemized deductions for state and local taxes. Historically, the ability to deduct income taxes (or general sales taxes, if elected…
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IRS Issues Safe Harbor for Application of Section 199A Deduction to Rental Activities
Category: Tax
On September 24, 2019, the IRS issued much-needed guidance clarifying whether owners of rental real property may qualify for the 20 percent qualified business income deduction under Section 199A of the Code. The guidance, set forth in Revenue Procedure 2019-38, provides a safe harbor for real…
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Are Hospital Clinics Tax Exempt in Arkansas? Court of Appeals Weighs in on the Bounds of the Public-Charity Tax Exemption
Category: Health Care, Litigation, Tax
It is widely recognized that the public-charity tax exemption in the Arkansas Constitution covers charitable hospitals, provided they meet certain criteria established by Arkansas Supreme Court case law. But what about a free standing clinic owned and operated by a charitable hospital? And does…
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Property Tax Valuation: Wisconsin Appellate Court Addresses Impact of Environmental Contamination
Category: Arkansas Environmental, Energy, and Water Law, Tax
A Wisconsin Court of Appeals (“Court”) addressed in an August 27th opinion an issue involving the impact of environmental contamination on the tax valuation of a parcel of real property. See State of Wisconsin ex rel Ronald L. Collison, Appeal No. 2018AP669. A Milwaukee real property owner argued…
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Series LLCs and the Arkansas Uniform Protected Series Act
Category: Tax
Arkansas’ most recent legislative session saw the adoption of a number of laws, none more complicated than Act 665, an Act to adopt the Uniform Protected Series Act. Arkansas’ Uniform Protected Series Act (the “UPSA”) is set out at Ark. Code Ann §4-41-101 et. seq. The series LLC is in part designed…
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