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Martha Mueller Neff

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As seen in: Bloomberg Tax, Business 2 Community, Cleveland.com, Bloomberg Law, Bloomberg Government, Daily Tax Report
Team Lead and editor for Federal Tax @tax. Proud mom to Sarah & Super J, coffee, travel, aging athlete. Go Badgers. Profile image @SarahNeff27
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IRS Finalizes Changes Under Qualified Domestic Trust Rules (1)

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By Martha Mueller Neff Verified, Michael Rapoport Verified
| Daily Tax Report Verified
The IRS and Treasury issued final rules Thursday for a special type of trust applicable to estates of decedents passing property to, or for the benefit of, non-US spouses.
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IRS Finalizes Changes Under Qualified Domestic Trust Rules (1)

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By Martha Mueller Neff Verified, Michael Rapoport Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
The IRS and Treasury issued final rules Thursday for a special type of trust applicable to estates of decedents passing property to, or for the benefit of, non-US spouses.
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Fight Over Democrats’ Avoidance Crackdown Looms Large: BGOV Tax

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By Martha Mueller Neff Verified, Macon Atkinson Verified
| Daily Tax Report Verified
The tax-planning industry is preparing to fight Democrats’ renewed interest in cracking down on strategies that wealthy Americans use to reduce their tax bills. With political winds potentially blowing in Democrats’ favor in the November midterm elections, lawmakers looking to retake power reintroduced bills reining in legal tax avoidance strategies as populist messaging becomes a core part of their campaign message.
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