A Message from the Tax Section Chair
Greetings to the NCBA Tax Section! I would like to welcome everyone to a new year of section membership and activities. On behalf of myself and the Tax…
Checking In: August 22, 2023
Compiled by Jessica Junqueira Collins Family & Elder Law Group Adds New Attorney Shayna Matheny is now an attorney with the firm, and she will practice in…
Announcing the Heir Property Pro Bono Project
I am pleased to announce the launch of the Heir Property Pro Bono Project. Many legal services organizations encounter clients with heir property issues as…
EENR Section Essay Contest Winners Recognized
Each year the NCBA Environment, Energy & Natural Resources Section Council hosts an essay contest for high school students across the state. The essays…
Timing of Deductions Under Section 461
Taxpayers primarily focus on the ability to take a deduction. Another consideration, however, is the timing of the deduction. Section 461 provides the rules…
Pro Bono Spotlight: Adam Arthur
“In general, I am a firm believer in “To whom much is given, much will be required.” I have been blessed with some skills and talents. Fortunately, I…
Pro Bono Spotlight: Grabowski Law Firm PLLC
Grabowski Law Firm has an obvious passion for pro bono work. Austin Grabowski graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of North Carolina then attended…
Checking In: July 25, 2023
Compiled by Jessica Junqueira Capital Ready Mix Concrete Adds New Executive Vice President of HR and General Counsel Zeke Bridges joined Capital Ready Mix…
Government & Public Sector Section Awards Four Summer Scholarships
The North Carolina Bar Association’s Government & Public Sector Section annually awards scholarships to law students serving in unpaid summer…
Statute of Limitations on Assessments
Generally, Section 6501(a) prohibits the IRS from auditing a tax return and assessing additional tax after three years from the filing date. Thus, the IRS has…