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Brad Bedingfield and Nancy Dempze Author “The Disappearing 60% Deduction - New Charitable Giving Limits are Not as Generous as They Appear”

September 6, 2018

A purported tax benefit in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act to encourage charitable donations is illusory in many cases. This article traces how the new limit operates within the complicated labyrinth of Section 170(b)’s cross-references, as well as some basic principles regarding charitable giving and income taxes.

August 23, 2018

Tax Cuts and Jobs Act: Interim Guidance on UBTI Siloing Rules

August 16, 2018

Patrick Moore authors “Caplan v. Town of Acton: The Supreme Judicial Court’s Decision on Public Funding for Historic Preservation of Churches Deepens the Enigma of the Anti-Aid Amendment to the Massachusetts Constitution”

August 15, 2018

Ryan McManus authors “Education Reform: Doe v. Secretary of Education”

August 13, 2018

Governor Baker Signs New Noncompetition Act into Law

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