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Late last month, the Office of Chief Counsel of the IRS released a memorandum with regards to daily fantasy sports providers and the excise tax. It should be noted that the memo is not supposed to be cited or used as precedent. However, DFS players should take note to the memo as it is likely to result in an eventual increase in DFS fees/costs. The memo addresses multiple issues with regards to DFS. The first issue is whether a DFS operator, such as FanDuel or DraftKings, is

As more states begin to ease their COVID-19 related restrictions, more businesses will begin to open their doors. This means that commercial landlords should take note to some extra precautions to be taken with regards to keeping buildings open to tenants and operation issues. This blog will discuss how commercial landlords can ensure that they are not only protecting themselves, but their tenants and employees. Generally, landlords may choose to keep buildings open to tenant

Congress went back into session this week, and one of the items at the top of the agenda was additional coronavirus-related funding. Unfortunately, politics are going to play a large part in determining how long taxpayers have to wait to find out exactly what the new plan will entail. Here is a little bit of what we can expect in the new stimulus package. First, both Democrats and Republicans agree that individual taxpayers should receive another round of direct payments. In