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    Warren Buffet Wants Higher Taxes

    The ‘Oracle of Omaha,’ billionaire investor Warren Buffet, is still touting the importance of higher taxes. Buffet said Oct. 6 that the recent White House action to limit tax inversions – in which companies shift their headquarters outside the U.S. to lower their tax bills – provides a good “time out” for the government to work on a […]

    Author: James F. McDonough

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    New Jersey Division of Taxation Special Initiative

    On September 17, 2014, the New Jersey Division of Taxation announced a special initiative whereby businesses and individuals with unpaid tax liabilities could avoid some penalties, costs of collection and recovery fees. The program ends on November 17, 2014 Taxpayers would be required to pay all of the tax and interest. All penalties would be […]

    Author: Frank L. Brunetti

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    U.S. Supreme Court Adds to Growing Business Docket

    The U.S. Supreme Court may not consider same-sex marriage this term, but it will address a number of important cases impacting the business community. Reuters reports that, at last tally, more than half the 48 cases on the Court’s docket are business-related, including seven labor and employment disputes, three antitrust cases, and three tax cases. […]

    Author: Robert E. Levy

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    Can You Sign Away Your Nudity Rights?

    In a current case between the producers of VH1’s Dating Naked, Viacom and contestant Jessie Nizewitz, 28, $10 million is on the line regarding an incident in which the company failed to blur out the plaintiff’s genitals. Nudity is a tricky issue in American society, a fact that is complicated by our utter fascination with […]

    Author: Anthony R. Caruso

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    Detroit Close To A Deal With Final Creditor

    The city of Detroit appears to be approaching a deal with its largest and last holdout creditor, Financial Guaranty Insurance Co. City attorneys said that they hope to present a settlement in U.S. Bankruptcy Court on Oct. 16 after negotiations with FGIC, according to The Detroit News. Thomas Cullen, a Jones Day attorney who is […]

    Author: Joel R. Glucksman

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    Does the Accredited Investor Definition Need a Makeover?

    The definition of “accredited investor” may be headed for some significant changes. The Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) Investor Advisory Committee is the latest group to call for an overhaul. This blogger likes the recommendation described below that restricts investors individually from risking too high a percentage of their personal assets in private placements.  Such […]

    Author: Dan Brecher

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    The Key to a Successful Start-Up? Practice Makes Perfect

    While it may seem that some entrepreneurs are destined to succeed, a new study confirms that hard work and experience play a key role. In fact, researchers found that the most successful entrepreneurs had done it all before. As detailed by Inc.com, the study used business records to examine the successes and failures of 2.8 […]

    Author: Dan Brecher

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    Study Confirms that Size Matters When it Come To Cyber Security

    Bigger is better when it comes to cyber security. With the exact toll of the cyber attack on JPMorgan still looming and the White House and Wall Street watching very closely, we are reminded daily about the importance of cyber security. October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month, which makes it an excellent time to […]

    Author: Fernando M. Pinguelo

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    A Surprisingly Thin Aisle On Tax Reform

    With the midterm election on its way and partisan angst at an all-time high, it is easy to feel like necessary changes in U.S. policy will never get done. One particularly vitreous area of debate centers around the broken corporate tax code. According to some analysts, however, Republicans and Democrats aren’t as far off on […]

    Author: Frank L. Brunetti

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    Employee vs. Independent Contractor: Can You Tell the Difference?

    State and federal regulators are increasingly acting to combat worker misclassification. Before using independent contractors, it is imperative to verify that they are not actually employees. The issue is legal in nature so the legal principals must be thoroughly considered and applied. Mistakes, no matter how innocent, can result in costly lawsuits and significant legal […]

    Author: Gary S. Young

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