Tax Law — Blog — Kentucky Law Journal

State Tax Law and the New Economy: a KLJ Symposium Topic Covered by Adam Thimmesch

In this edition of the KLJ, Volume 107 Senior Staff Editor Brittany Warford addresses the issues between digital IP and state tax laws, a topic introduced by Adam Thimmesch at the 2018 Kentucky Law Journal Symposium. The journal will soon publish an article of Thimmesch's, which will give a more complex analysis of the issue.

The KLJ BlogCommunications EditorFebruary 18, 2019Adam Thimmesch, Brittany J- Foster, Brittany Warford, digital, intellectual property, IP, Kentucky, small business, state tax law, symposium, Tax Law

Conflicting Federal and State Laws Lead to Higher Taxes for the Legal Marijuana Market

In this week's edition of the KLJ Blog, Staff Editor Lesley Lawson describes the greater tax burden that the Internal Revenue Code places upon businesses that sell marijuana, even when they do so in compliance with state law.

The KLJ BlogCommunications EditorFebruary 16, 2017Business Taxation, Californians Helping to Alleviate Medical Problems, Jeffrey Edmondson v- Commissioner, Lesley D- Lawson, Marijuana, Tax Law, Tax Planning

New Treasury Department Rules Limit the Benefit of Corporate Inversions

In this week's edition of the Kentucky Law Journal Online, Editor in Chief R. Nicholas Rabold addresses the impact of new U.S. Treasury Regulations on the practice of corporate inversions.

The KLJ BlogCommunications EditorMay 10, 2016Corporate Finance, Corporate Inversions, Corporate Repatriation, Department of the Treasury, Nicholas Rabold, Tax Law, Tax Loopholes

No More Bloody Taxes: Growing Opposition to the “Tampon Tax”

In this week's KLJ Online Blog, Staff Editor Victoria Dickson discusses the recent public debate concerning abolition of the sales tax on feminine hygiene products.

The KLJ BlogCommunications EditorApril 6, 2016Feminism, Gender Discrimination, Gender Equality, Sales Tax, Tampon Tax, Tax Law, Taxation, Victoria Dickson, Women's Issues