Dubbed the “Harvey Weinstein Tax,” new Internal Revenue Code Section 162 (q) (“ Section 162 (q) ”) provides (emphasis added): “ (q) PAYMENTS RELATED TO SEXUAL HARASSMENT AND SEXUAL ABUSE.

The Internal Revenue Code is enormous but it's not the biggest title in the US Code. The most words, elements and sections are found in Title 42 (The Public Health and Welfare).

However, this 20% deduction, found in new Internal Revenue Code § 199A, is saddled with exclusions, phase-outs, technical issues, and uncertainties so that many well-meaning non-corporate ...

The Internal Revenue Code is a little like that. It is constantly tinkered with but once in a very great while, there is a reboot. The last one was in 1986.

Assembly Bill 154 (AB 154) changes California’s specified date of conformity to the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) from January 1, 2009, to January 1, 2015, for taxable years beginning on or after ...