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- The Earned Income Tax Credit The Poverty Program That is Too Popular
The Earned Income Tax Credit: The Poverty Program That is Too Popular
Winter 1995, 48 Tax Lawyer 435
Taxpayers Should Prepare Now for GILTI and FDII
February 5, 2018, Tax Notes
Michael Caballero spoke at a District of Columbia Bar Taxation Community event and is quoted in a Tax Notes article examining why taxpayers should evaluate their current structures to minimize their potential tax burdens from global intangible low-taxed income (GILTI) and foreign-derived intangible income (FDII). According to Caballero, an issue affecting ...
Clarifications On Tax Reform Will Come, Officials Say
January 25, 2018, Law360
Michael Caballero spoke at a tax conference in Washington and is quoted in a Law360 article regarding the recently enacted U.S. tax legislation. According to Caballero, the tax law’s creation of reasonably low-tax foreign income that’s now returned means that “we’ve got partially exempt and partially taxed income that we now have to take and push through the ...
November 13, 2017, Tax Analysts
Michael Caballero is quoted in a Tax Analysts article regarding how the tax reform bill further complicates the foreign tax credit (FTC). The current FTC rules are "insanely complex," says Caballero. "The one thing that's not in this bill, at least on the international side, is an ounce of simplification."