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Fund Manager Sues IRS Over Application of Limited Partner Exception

Fund Manager Sues IRS Over Application of Limited Partner Exception
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Another Fund Manager Sues IRS Over Application of Limited Partner Exception to Self-Employment Taxes | Foley & Lardner LLP

On August 11, 2023, Stamford, Connecticut-based hedge fund manager Point72 Asset Management (“Point72”) filed a petition with the Tax Court contesting the IRS’s position that its owner,.

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FICA Tax in 2022-2023: What Small Businesses Need to Know

FICA taxes are paid by all workers. The FICA taxes are paid based on your total income from all sources. Here is what small businesses need to know.

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Is The N I I T An Income Tax, A Social Security Tax, Or Neither? Double Taxation Of Income Hangs In The Balance - Tax Authorities

Congress enacted the N.I.I.T. in 2012 as part of a 2010 law amending the Affordable Care Act ("A.C.A."), more popularly known as "Obamacare." Its creation corresponded to a 0.9% increase.

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New Report: Social Security Fund Able to Pay Out Benefits for An Extra Year

A new report from the Treasury Department says that a stronger-than-expected economic recovery will enable the Social Security trust fund to continue to pay out benefits until 2035.

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