New York lawmakers recently introduced two bills to expand the application of the New York State False Claims Act (“FCA”). The first intends to require the FCA to apply to non-filers, the second to remove the scienter element (i.e., no longer imposing a “knowing” requirement). Although both bills are retroactive and concerning, removing the scienter element should put all businesses on high alert as enforcement of the tax laws could now be in the hands…
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The Baker McKenzie SALT team presented the third session of its monthly webinar series covering coast-to-coast state and…
The Baker McKenzie SALT team presented the second session of its monthly webinar series covering coast-to-coast state and…
SALT Savvy: Coast-to-Coast SALT Updates – July
by Lindsay LaCava, Stephen Long and Mike Shaikh 1 Min ReadThe Baker McKenzie SALT team launched its monthly webinar on July 8, 2020 that covers coast-to-coast state and local…
Two states recently unveiled transfer pricing enforcement tactics to, in their view, combat improper intercompany profit shifting.
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