STREET ADDRESS
17007 Marcy Street
MAILING ADDRESS
17007 Marcy Street, Suite 3
CITY
Omaha, Nebraska
COUNTRY
United States
REGIONS
North America
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Christopher Linden
Attorney
James Pieper
Attorney
Mary Vandenack
Attorney
Matthew Dunning
Attorney
Max Kelch
Attorney
Monte Schatz
Attorney
Michael Weaver
Attorney
William Zastera
Attorney
About Vandenack Weaver LLC
At Vandenack Weaver in Omaha, Nebraska we view ourselves as strategic partners with our clients. With extensive backgrounds in tax, business and litigation and years of experience working in large law firms throughout the Midwest, our lawyers can handle the most complex business issues with ease. We make it our mission to remain on the cutting edge of the legal profession.Our firm has embraced technology as a way to streamline the legal process, and we now offer our clients access to legal forms and documents, information about their cases, blogs and additional resources directly through this website. These innovations allow our firm to capitalize on lower overhead and focus on delivering personalized solutions at an affordable cost.
13Sep
Will the United States Enact a Federal Law on Privacy?
By Alex Rainville With corporate giants like Amazon, IBM, Citigroup, and 48 others pushing for federal legislation on privacy, will the United States Congress act? In a letter to Congress, dated September 10, 2019, these corporate giants are pushing for a “comprehensive consumer data privacy law” that will stabilize the myriad of state rules. In...
28Aug
Why Consider a Wrap Plan related to your Employee Benefits?
Why Consider a Wrap Plan related to your Employee Benefits? August 9, 2019 Vandenack Weaver LLC Benefits, Business Management, Qualified Retirement Plans, Tax & BusinessBenefit Plans, employee benefits, Employee Retirement Income Security Act, ERISA, Wrap Plan A Wrap Plan is a single welfare benefit plan that combines employee health and welfare benefit plans into one plan. A Wrap Plan can save employers time, filing costs,...
22Jun
U.S. Supreme Court Expands Rights of States to Collect Tax on Internet Transactions
Since the dawn of the Internet, online sellers have benefited from a line of United States Supreme Court precedent that prevented states from requiring out-of-state businesses to collect and remit sales tax on sales in states where the seller has no “physical presence.” On June 21, 2018, the Court discarded its longstanding “physical presence” test,...
11Jun
IRS Issues Notice on State and Local Tax Deductions
From: Vandenack Weaver LLC On May 23, 2018 the U.S. Department of Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service issued Notice 2018-54, which announced new proposed regulations addressing state and local tax payment deductions for federal income tax purposes. The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act places limits on an individual’s deduction to $10,000 ($5,000 in...