Documents tagged "Thomson Reuters"
Found 5 documents with this tag
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030408.txt
The document discusses China's business ties with Iran and how they are being defended by the Chinese foreign ministry after threats from U.S. President Donald Trump to ban companies doing business with Iran from the United States. The email exchange is between Jeffrey E., Steve Bannon, Anders Corr, and Fanell Red, where they discuss a Reuters news article on China's stance on its business relations with Iran.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030372.txt
The document discusses a news article from Reuters about China defending its business ties with Iran after President Trump threatened to bar companies doing business with Iran from the United States. The foreign ministry of China stated that their business relationships with Iran are open, transparent, and lawful. This email is part of a Google Group discussion regarding Indo-Asia-Pacific region news and was not intended to encourage spam.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029831.txt
The document appears to be an email thread discussing a lawsuit against Jeffrey Epstein. Key people mentioned include Roy Black and Martin Weinberg, who seem to be involved in the legal proceedings. The discussion also involves Reuters, a news organization planning to publish a story on the case. The email contains sensitive information, including references to privileged communication, which has been redacted from the text.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028972.txt
The document is an email thread discussing a lawsuit against Jeffrey Epstein, with several key players involved such as Jack Goldberger, Alan M. Dershowitz, Roy Black, and Martin Weinberg. The lawsuit was filed in federal court in California alleging that Jeffrey Epstein and another man raped someone in 1994. The email is marked as privileged and contains redactions.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026584.txt
The article discusses disregarded entities and their treatment for tax purposes. It highlights the exceptions to the general rule that a disregarded entity is treated as a "tax nothing" and outlines some of the more significant modifications to this rule. The authors provide an overview of four types of DREs, including grantor trusts, single-member LLCs, qualified subchapter S subsidiaries, and controlled foreign corporations, and their legislative origins. Practitioners are advised to be attentive to these growing exceptions and modifications when planning for their clients.