For the past four years, the Republican majority in the House of Representatives has tried time and time again to completely repeal or remove large parts of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA). Because of the significant disruption this law will likely have
On Monday evening, the U.S. Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) released the much-awaited final regulations for the health care law’s Employer Mandate. In a surprise move, those final regulations provided a further delay in the implementation of the Employer Mandate for an
With the federal government unable to deal with America’s broken immigration system, many states have taken it upon themselves to ensure that the immigration laws now on the books are followed. To that end, Governor Nathan Deal (R) signed a bill into law last year
In an effort to reduce a burgeoning budget deficit in the State of California, legislators have proposed two massive new tax packages that will affect private golf and country clubs. The proposals will apply the state’s sales tax to private club activities. As such, initiation
On February 14, 2008, the New York Court of Appeals issued a ruling regarding the use of restaurant/banquet facility service charges. In response to concerns raised by many of our New York members, NCA is issuing this Alert to clarify what the ruling means. In Arnel
In America, the way we fund the federal government can best be described as a process in which the participants have six months to complete 12 appropriations (spending) bills. Six long months, and yet almost nothing is done until the very last moment. Even then,