Description
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Liberty Media Corporation (BATRK) lobbying for?
Summary of lobbying data for Liberty Media Corporation:
– Lobbying firms: Llp, K&L Gates
– General issues: Taxation/Internal Revenue Code
– Specific issues, with related legislation or regulations (if any):
– H.R. 5376 – Build Back Better Act – International and energy tax issues related to the Biden Administration’s Jobs Plan.
– Issues related to carbon capture credit regulations – no specific legislation.
– Issues related to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act technical corrections – no specific legislation.
– Issues related to implementation of P.L. 116-136 – CARES Act.
– Issues related to stock excise tax and corporate alternative minimum tax – no specific legislation.
– H.R. 5376 (P.L. 117-169) – Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 – International tax issues and clean energy tax issues; OECD undertaxed payment rule; foreign tax credit regulations; and stock buyback tax issues.
– Deductibility of employee compensation, tax technical correction and tax relief related to the coronavirus.
– H.R. 133 (P.L. 116-260) Consolidated Appropriations Act. 2021 – issues related to tax extenders.
– Government agencies: Senate, Internal Revenue Service (IRS), House of Representatives, Department of Treasury.
One could infer that Liberty Media Corporation is lobbying on taxation issues, particularly on the specific areas of international and energy tax issues, tax extenders, and tax reforms related to the Biden Administration’s Jobs Plan, with the aim of influencing the creation and amendment of relevant legislation and regulations to their advantage. The company may also be lobbying on issues related to stock buyback tax, corporate alternative minimum tax, and foreign tax credit regulations to strengthen their financial position and mitigate tax liabilities.
