Enforcing Non-Compete and Non-Solicitation Provisions in California
California employers are often concerned about their ability to prevent an employee from competing against the company, or soliciting customers or employees. In addition, employers are concerned about competitors soliciting [...]
Mandate Constitutional–3.8% Investment Tax Now On Its Way
From the WSJ on the implications of the Supreme Court's health care decision:It really is happening.Until this week, investors were waiting to see what the Supreme Court would do about [...]
A Flow Chart for Understanding an Employer Obligations Per EEOC Guidance on Considering Criminal Records in Employment Decisions
The EEOC issued a new guideline regarding the Consideration of Arrest and Conviction Records in Employment Decisions Under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. You can read [...]
Ann Romney’s Tax Deductible Horse Activity–The Tax Code Got This Right
Professor Donald Tobin has a wonderful article giving some insights on the taxability of Ann Romney's participation in dressage (with some nice examples of how the passive loss limitation rules [...]
3 Tax Increase Measures Qualify For November Ballot
Come November, Californians will will have a chance to vote on three different tax proposals.Governor Brown's proposal would raise state sales tax and raise income taxes for those making more [...]
Another Example of the Anti-Business Obama Administration
I recently reported on the NLRB's new webpage on "concerted activity." To me it appears as another attempt at political pandering months before an election. This morning I read on [...]
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