Vol. 58 No. 6, November 2006
Index
- Year end - a time to reflect, and look forward.
- 482 Services regulations and survey on LMSB "environment" command TEI's attention: institute engages in Canadian pre-budget consultations, addresses EU enlargement and on cost sharing.
- Year-one corporate e-filing a success, but most companies incurred additional costs: survey at TEI annual conference highlights transitional concerns.
- 2006 IRPAC Report: the following report was submitted by Paul Heller of the New York chapter, who was nominated by TEI to served on the Internal Revenue Service's information reporting program advisory committee (IRPAC).
- Scottsdale hosts TEI's 61st annual conference: more than 600 TEI members and guests gathered at the Westin-Kierland Hotel in Scottsdale, Arizona, in October to hear updates on tax policy issues at the federal and state level from government keynoters and experienced practitioners.
- OECD updates TEI's European Chapter.
- In remembrance of Lee Ann Davis.
- Pittsburgh chapter's federal legislative update.
- Another apology ... and year-end thank yous (plus an update on whistleblowing).
- Update on IRS's whistleblower program.
- The economic substance doctrine: sorting through the Federal Circuit's "we know it when we see it" ruling in Coltec.
- Tax planning for possible future events does not attract GAAR: MIL (Investments) S.A. v. The Queen.
- Beware the whistleblower: will the IRS take a page out of DOJ's playbook?
- E-filing year one: looking back and planning for the future.
- The new proposed section 987 regulations.
- Sharing intellectual property with affiliates in China: status of Chinese cost-sharing rules and other observations.
- Effective date of section 482 services regulations should be delayed.
- Follow-up comments on cost-sharing regulations.
- Canadian pre-budget consultations.
- Testimony on revised section 482 services regulations.
- IRS environmental survey.
- Enlargement of the European union - transitional guidance.
- Calendar of events.