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This table of contents is from the November 21, 2008 issue of the Daily Tax Report.
FEDERAL TAX & ACCOUNTING
ACCOUNTING
Deloitte speakers survey firms' struggles with FIN 48, say future appears uncertain
FASB tentatively decides issues regarding perpetual instruments, equity derivatives
SEC senior accountant hints agency might issue policy on use of judgment
SEC's Tafara identifies potential pitfalls to successful convergence towards IFRS
CONGRESS
Rangel says health care, tax reform to dominate Ways and Means agenda
Tax foundation honors Reps. McCrery, Neal
EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS
IRS plans exams to boost understanding of governance
IRS to stay focused on EO executive compensation, Miller says
FINANCIAL PRODUCTS
Officials say agencies mulling treatment of credit default swaps
HEALTH CARE
Insurers propose guaranteed coverage, paid for by credits, "tax equity"
for benefits
PASSTHROUGH ENTITIES
IRS rejects certain exclusions for passthroughs
PCAOB
Audit oversight board to meet Nov. 25 to establish budget for 2009 fiscal year
TAX ADMINISTRATION
IRS to streamline service to taxpayers, preserve resources
TAX AUDITS
LMSB memo discusses FBAR auditing
TAX COLLECTION
SB/SE memo outlines changes to CDP hearing requests
TAX LEGISLATION
Doggett seeks to overrule Treasury decision allowing banks to claim losses
Senate postpones action on tax cuts, suspending pension funding rules
STATE TAX & ACCOUNTING
CALIFORNIA
California FTB proposes regulations for multistate firm water's edge elections
California FTB sets Dec. 5 meeting to discuss corporate underreporting penalty
ELECTRONIC COMMERCE
Six states found in compliance with SSUTA, committee declares
FLORIDA
Florida legislators seek penalty waiver while corporate income tax bill glitch fixed
INTERNATIONAL TAX & ACCOUNTING
ACCOUNTING
IASB reaches some agreement on criteria for recognizing day-one gains and losses
IASCF trustees launch drive to recruit IASB board members for five-year terms
KPMG partners explore effect of milestones in SEC road map to U.S. adoption of IFRS
CANADA
British Columbia outlines tax cuts to help offset economic downturn
INTERNATIONAL TAXES
Global financial turmoil may lower tax cost of repatriating foreign cash
JAPAN
Japan government panel begins debate on "medium-term" tax reform proposal
RUSSIA
Russian lawmakers consider tax cuts; Duma approves tax code amendments
SPAIN
OECD says Spain should implement reforms to cushion downturn's blow, speed recovery
TAX EVASION
U.S. clients of Swiss bank challenging decision to share details with U.S. officials
VIEWPOINT
CORPORATE REORGANIZATIONS
Can a buyer's losses offset a target's profits?
TAX DECISIONS & RULINGS
ACCOUNTING
D.C. Circuit nixes full panel review of ruling on PCAOB's constitutionality
TAX COLLECTION
Taxpayer not disabled for Section 6511(h) purposes
TAX EVASION
Former Senate aide pleads guilty to failing to report lobbyist gifts on tax returns
Mississippi attorney pleads guilty to tax charges
TAX FRAUD
IRS revenue agent arrested for tax fraud
TAX PROSECUTIONS
Seventh Circuit affirms conviction, sentence of temporary service owner on tax charges
TAX SHELTERS
Seventh Circuit finds IRS may summon attorney as part of tax shelter investigation
TAXCORE TEXT
PASSTHROUGH ENTITIES
LMSB-04-1008-051 on exclusion of income, contributions to capital
TAX AUDITS
LMSB-4-0908-047 on FBAR, counsel review of penalty cases
TAX COLLECTION
SBSE-05-1108-061 on collection appeal rights
Perkins v. Commissioner
TAX LEGISLATION
Worker, Retiree, and Employer Recovery Act of 2008 (H.R. 6382), by Sens. Baucus, Grassley, Kennedy, Enzi
Revised staff summary of H.R. 6382
Preliminary revenue estimates for H.R. 6382
TAX PROSECUTIONS
United States v. Ellis
TAX SHELTERS
Khan v. United States
CALENDAR
Legislative Calendar
President's Calendar
CONGRESS
Change comes to Energy & Commerce as Waxman takes chair from Dingell
Decision on chair of House Oversight, Government Reform may wait until December
House, Senate Democratic leaders warn lawmakers of December session
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