Blog posts in category Taxation Law

Yes, You Can Make a Claim Against the Iowa Department of Revenue Under the Iowa Tort Claims Act for its Improper Collection Actions

Posted on 05/30/2025 at 09:29 AM by Cody Edwards

Categories: Cody Edwards, Dickinson Bradshaw News, Table SALT, Taxation Law

Tagged As: Iowa Department of Revenue, tax collection, Iowa Tort Claims Act , improper tax collection actions

Yes, You Can Make a Claim Against the Iowa Department of Revenue Under the Iowa Tort Claims Act for its Improper Collection Actions

The Iowa Department of Revenue (“Department”) enjoys immunity from lawsuits for “[a]ny claim arising i...

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Court of Appeals Decision May Remove State Tax Exemptions of College Conferences, Property Owned Jointly by Cities and Counties, and Catholic Schools

Posted on 04/23/2025 at 03:02 PM by Cody Edwards

Categories: Cody Edwards, Dickinson Bradshaw News, Taxation Law

Tagged As: Iowa Court of Appeals, Iowa Court of Appeals decision, Iowa Taxation Law, taxation law, Health Enterprises of Iowa v. Iowa Department of Revenue

Court of Appeals Decision May Remove State Tax Exemptions of College Conferences, Property Owned Jointly by Cities and Counties, and Catholic Schools

A recent opinion from the Iowa Court of Appeals may have far-reaching tax consequences for cities and counties, private...

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Iowa Law Firms and Other Professional Firms are Paying Too Much Sales Tax

Posted on 02/26/2025 at 11:00 AM by Cody Edwards

Categories: Cody Edwards, Dickinson Bradshaw News, Table SALT, Taxation Law

Tagged As: professional services firms, sales tax

Iowa Law Firms and Other Professional Firms are Paying Too Much Sales Tax

Pssst. I have a secret that the Iowa Department of Revenue does not want Iowa law firms and other professional firms to...

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The IRS has Disallowed Your ERC, Now What?

Posted on 08/01/2024 at 01:01 PM by Cody Edwards

Categories: Cody Edwards, Dickinson Bradshaw News, Taxation Law

Tagged As: Attorney Cody Edwards , Employee Retention Credit , Employee Retention Tax Credit , ERC

The IRS has Disallowed Your ERC, Now What?

The IRS has sent you a letter indicating it disallowed your employee retention credit claim. Whether or not the IRS&rsqu...

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ERC Update: IRS says up to 90% of ERC Claims are High Risk or Show an Unacceptable Level of Risk

Posted on 07/09/2024 at 02:19 PM by Cody Edwards

Categories: Cody Edwards, Dickinson Bradshaw News, Taxation Law

Tagged As: Employee Retention Credit , Employee Retention Tax Credit , ERC

ERC Update: IRS says up to 90% of ERC Claims are High Risk or Show an Unacceptable Level of Risk

After months of silence, on June 20, 2024, the IRS issued a news release (IR-2024-169) providing an update on the employ...

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If Not Now, When? Is it Time to Consider a Refund Suit to Expedite ERC Processing by the IRS?

Posted on 02/21/2024 at 10:22 AM by Cody Edwards, Charles Telk

Categories: Charles Telk, Cody Edwards, Dickinson Bradshaw News, Taxation Law

Tagged As: Employee Retention Credit , Employee Retention Tax Credit , ERC

If Not Now, When? Is it Time to Consider a Refund Suit to Expedite ERC Processing by the IRS?

Unfortunately, it looks like taxpayers who filed for the Employee Retention Credit (“ERC”) — both befo...

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IRS Announces Withdrawal Process for Employee Retention Credit Claims

Posted on 10/19/2023 at 01:16 PM by Cody Edwards, Charles Telk

Categories: Charles Telk, Cody Edwards, Taxation Law

Tagged As: COVID-19, Employee Retention Tax Credit , ERC, Internal Revenue Service, IRS

IRS Announces Withdrawal Process for Employee Retention Credit Claims

The IRS has repeatedly warned taxpayers of aggressive marketing and scams regarding the Employee Retention Credit. ...

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IRS to Halt ERC Processing

Posted on 09/19/2023 at 02:29 PM by Charles Telk, Cody Edwards

Categories: Charles Telk, Cody Edwards, Taxation Law

Tagged As: COVID-19, Employee Retention Tax Credit , ERC, Internal Revenue Service, IRS

IRS to Halt ERC Processing

The IRS issued a moratorium on processing new Employee Retention Credit (“ERC”) claims due to evidence sugge...

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Latest IRS Guidance Demonstrates the Limited Basis for Claiming the ERC under a Supply Chain Disruption Theory

Posted on 07/25/2023 at 09:40 AM by Cody Edwards, Charles Telk

Categories: Charles Telk, Cody Edwards, Taxation Law

Tagged As: COVID-19, Employee Retention Tax Credit , ERC, Generic Legal Advice Memorandum, GLAM, Internal Revenue Service, IRS

Latest IRS Guidance Demonstrates the Limited Basis for Claiming the ERC under a Supply Chain Disruption Theory

Does the disruption of an employer’s supply chain during the Covid pandemic qualify them for the Employee Retentio...

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When the Taxman Cometh for (Potentially) Invalid ERC Claims

Posted on 07/19/2023 at 10:08 AM by Cody Edwards, Charles Telk

Categories: Charles Telk, Cody Edwards, Taxation Law

Tagged As: Employee Retention Tax Credit , ERC, Internal Revenue Service, IRS, 2023 Dirty Dozen list

When the Taxman Cometh for (Potentially) Invalid ERC Claims

The IRS has repeatedly warned businesses of promoters presenting wildly misleading claims about the Employee Retention C...

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