Articles from Shenwick & Associates

Section 108 of the Internal Revenue Code Relief of Indebtedness Income and Workouts

Section 108 of the Internal Revenue Code Relief of Indebtedness Income and WorkoutsOne of the most overlooked areas of the law when doing a workout is Section 108 of the Internal Revenue Code (“IRC”). Section 108 is a trap for the unwary and unless the attorney or lawyer is aware of this tax code section, it can upend a workout or result in a taxpayer having to recognize, report, or pickup unknowingly a significant amount of taxable income. This could ruin the attorney-client relationship or worse yet a malpractice lawsuit by the client against the attorney.

How Uber and Lyft doomed NYC's yellow cab business - New York Daily News

Driving NYC taxis out of business: How Uber and Lyft doomed the once-solid yellow cab industryBy: Clayton GuseFrom: nydailynews.comhttps://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/ny-medallion-foreclosures-taxi-bailout-plan-uber-lyft-20200130-s2mjkhjubzgptdxasoxddwdote-story.html 

Organizing at Work

This week we heard from Dan Loya at Spaces Transformed.  Dan gave a talk and a couple of comments that I had on this  important topic are below:

Bailout Up to $500 Million Proposed for Taxi Drivers Trapped in Loans New York Times 1/16/20

Bailout Up to $500 Million Proposed for Taxi Drivers Trapped in Loans

The proposal is the most far-reaching step taken in response to a Times investigation into exploitative practices in the industry.

New York Times Article
Bailout Up to $500 Million Proposed for Taxi Drivers

A high-level New York City panel appointed by Mayor Bill de Blasio and other officials intends to propose a bailout for thousands of taxi drivers trapped in exploitative loans that could cost as much as $500 million, several panel members said this week.

Negotiations a Primer

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