Policy & Public Affairs

Nareit submitted comments in response to the IRS revising Form 1040 to reflect the changes of last year’s tax reform bill.

Comments endorsed the SEC’s “continued focus on the long-term interests of Main Street investors.”

Remote retailers without a “physical presence” whose in-state sales exceed a certain threshold will be required to collect the taxes.

Letter focuses on Section 199A deduction for property acquired through a 1031 like-kind exchange.

H.R. 5756 would raise resubmission thresholds for failed shareholder proposals.

The bill contains a provision requiring the Federal Aviation Administration to follow notice and comment procedures in the context of changing its so-called One Engine Inoperative (OEI) standards for navigable airspace.

The REMIC CRT structure is designed to accommodate the REIT asset tests set forth in applicable IRS and SEC regulations.

Senate measure would clarify specific requirements for ADC loans.

Lineup includes Sen. Cory Gardner.

Nareit has opposed similar legislative proposals in past years.

Decision could require remote sellers to collect sales and use taxes.