SCOTUS

The Supreme Court decision in Loper Bright has broad implications for the tax regulations written and administered by the Treasury and the IRS as well as the agencies tasked with the regulation of the alternatives industry.

In a landmark decision earlier this year, the Supreme Court addressed the valuation of shares in closely held corporations for federal tax purposes.

The Supreme Court is likely to take up the case which hinges on what, exactly, constitutes a tax.

A recent Supreme Court case held that the Code Sec. 965 mandatory repatriation tax was constitutional, but the majority opinion avoided the principal issue presented to the court.

A roundup of the most important court cases, regulations and more in tax for the first six months of the year.

A ruling in the Corner Post case that makes it easier to sue over government regulations will cause 'chaos,' says one expert.

The end of Chevron deference, shifting IRS policies and other major changes to the tax landscape.

The court made it tougher for the administration to defend regulations it issued in recent months to tackle climate change, forgive student debt, crack down on so-called "junk fees" and write tax regulations.

A divided Supreme Court threw out a decades-old legal doctrine that empowered federal regulators to interpret unclear laws.

The 6-3 decision could reduce the commission's leverage to extract high-dollar settlements.