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Federal Agencies Issue Warning to Employer Clarifying the Dangers of Reimbursing Employees for the Cost of Individual Health Insurance Premiums and of Offering Cash Incentives to Opt Out of Employer Sponsored Coverage

November 18, 2014 Employment Law

In recently issued FAQs (which stands for “Frequently Asked Questions”), the three agencies in charge of compliance with the Affordable Care Act (the “ACA”) alerted employers to three practices that will cause the employer to be subject to ACA penalties of $36,500 per year per person. Importantly, this $36,500 per…

Court Rules that Florida Department of Revenue Impermissibly Burdened Interstate Commerce in Violation of US Constitution

November 14, 2014 Michael J. Wilson Sales Tax

Yesterday, in American Business USA Corp. v. Department of Revenue, the Fourth District Court of Appeal for Florida ruled that the Florida Department of Revenue could not impose sales tax on sales of flowers and other tangible personal property made by a Florida corporation over the internet to out-of-state customers for out-of-state…

With Republican Election Gains, 2014 Tax Extenders Legislation Could Boost Capital Expenditures, Business Merger and Acquisition Activity

November 5, 2014 E. John Wagner, II Legislation

In April we wrote about the pending Tax Extenders legislation, the passage of which is necessary to revive temporary tax relief provisions for the 2014 tax year and for future tax years. The bill prominently features tax breaks that support capital expenditures and business merger and acquisition activity, as well as…