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Judge voids Trump’s settlement with IRS, refers lawyers for discipline
U.S. District Judge Kathleen Williams voided President Trump's settlement with the IRS, citing lack of adversity and referred lawyers for ethics review.
Missouri Supreme Court affirms decision on hotel tax assessment in school district dispute
The high court affirms a hotel tax assessment ruling, finding no constitutional violation and denying standing to assessor and school district.
Missouri Supreme Court reviews airport property tax deduction
The court heard a challenge to the airport hotel tax valuation statute after the Platte County assessor disputed a deduction for improvements at KCI Marriott.
Judge: IRS broke law ‘approximately 42,695 times’ in giving DHS data
A federal judge has found that the Internal Revenue Service violated federal law “approximately 42,695 times” when it shared confidential taxpayer addresses with immigration enforcement officials last summer.
Trump sues IRS and Treasury for $10 billion over leaked tax records
Donald Trump and his family sue IRS and the Treasury Department over the leak of their tax information to news organizations during the first Trump administration.
2025 Power List 100: Susan B. Teson, Kembell Woods & Martinsen
Susan B. Teson practices estate planning, trust and estate administration, and tax planning after 43 years in law.
2025 Power List 100: Jason Allen Reschly, Husch Blackwell
With 44 years of experience, Jason Allen Reschly has established himself as a prominent tax attorney, known for his expertise in navigating the Internal Revenue Code to benefit taxpayers.
2025 Power List 100: Robert Kirkland, Kirkland Hochstetler
Robert Kirkland has practiced estate planning and trust administration for 41 years, specializing in high net worth client collaborations.
2025 Power List 100: Steve Gorin, Thompson Coburn
Steve Gorin, a certified public accountant, focuses his practice on trust and estate planning, tax and business planning.
2025 Power List 100: John Maxwell Carnahan III, Carnahan Evans
John Maxwell Carnahan III represents the third generation in his family's legal legacy, following his grandfather who became one of the first tax attorneys for the Internal Revenue Service after the passage of the Sixteenth Amendment in 1913, and his father who practiced tax and estate planning law for over 50 years.
IRS can’t tax parent on royalties foreign subsidiary can’t legally pay, 8th Circuit holds
The 8th Circuit ruled the IRS cannot tax 3M on royalties its Brazilian subsidiary was barred by law from paying under foreign income restrictions.
Missouri attorneys weigh broad impacts of ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’
Missouri attorneys say the One Big Beautiful Bill Act provides some certainty but adds compliance burdens for businesses, employers and individuals.
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