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Tag Archives: Tax Cuts and Job Act
Sexual Harassment Settlements as Tax Policy: Non-Deductibility of Payments and Legal Expenses
The Tax Cuts and Job Act passed by Congress on December 22, 2017, includes a surprising provision that may have a significant impact on settlements of sexual harassment and other claims. Under Section 13307 of that Act, the Internal Revenue … Continue reading
