Tribal Tax Status Regs Leave Energy Credit Access Up in Air

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Tribal Tax Status Regs Leave Energy Credit Access Up in Air

January 21, 2025

United States
United States
United States
Law360

Eversheds Sutherland Senior Counsel Charlie Hwang is quoted in this Law360 article that discusses the recently proposed regulations that aim to clarify the tax status of enterprises wholly owned by Native American tribes, exempting them from federal taxes. 

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