Castro & Co. is proud to announce we are making a $100,000 charitable donation to Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas, Texas, to help fight the COVID-19 pandemic.
Together, we will overcome this threat to all humanity.
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Castro & Co.'s upcoming software, AiTax, was covered in Entrepreneur. The Beta version of this industry disrupting software will be released in January 2021. Full version rolling out in 2022.
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US-Australian tax law remains a complex web
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Our Dallas office is closed as the entire city is currently buried in a once-in-a-generation snow event.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Tax Season Starts February 12 🗓
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IRS delays start of tax filing season to Feb. 12
President Joe Biden, you can use your executive authority to unquestionably revive the ability of working families across the country to claim unreimbursed expenses as deductions.
Working families have had to invest more in working from home and have thousands in unreimbursed expenses. They should not have to engage high-priced law firms for a solution. You can help millions of working families with the stroke of your pen.
For the time being, firms like our must rely on the U.S. Supreme Court’s holding in Home Concrete to focus squarely on the plain meaning of the terms of Section 62(a)(2)(A) as well as a U.S. federal court ruling holding that unreimbursed expenses should not preclude an employee’s Section 162 deduction, which is incorporated by reference in Section 62(a)(2)(A).
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Castro & Co. was covered in Australia’s SMSF Adviser!
Our case, Dixon v U.S., has monumental implications: a retroactive check-the-box strategy to apply millions in foreign tax credits, a substantive interpretation of the treaty’s Nondiscrimination article to prevent a similarly-situated foreign limited liability company from being detrimentally treated as a foreign corporation by default, the classification of Australian superannuation as a novel form of privatized social security.
This case has the potential to be one of the most groundbreaking cases the international tax community has ever seen.
In a civilized society, everyone benefits when the law is clear. When the law is clear, there’s no need for lawyers. It’s time the law gets clarified for the benefit of all people.
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Implications for franking credits in US tax case
