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Corporate Transparency Act Temporarily Blocked by Texas Federal Court

A federal court in Texas issued a preliminary injunction on December 3, 2024, halting enforcement of certain provisions of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA). This decision affects CTA requirements for aircraft ownership and management entities. Companies subject to the CTA no longer need to meet the upcoming December 31, 2024 filing deadline, but enforcement may resume if the federal government wins an appeal. For further guidance, contact Jetlaw regarding your company’s obligations under the CTA.

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Jetlaw December 2024 Newsletter

In this Issue, Jetlaw tax attorney, CPA, and Partner Matt Mentzer explains how bonus depreciation works for fourth quarter aircraft acquisitions & how to calculate the bonus depreciation deduction. We also announce our Jetlaw Explained: Charter Edition is now available for purchase!

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Jetlaw November 2024 Newsletter

In this issue, we feature Kent Jackson’s article on the EU Ramp Inspection Program from Business & Commercial Aviation, recap Jetlaw’s presence at the 2024 NBAA BACE in Las Vegas, and announce the release of our “Charter Edition” eBook, available now on our website.

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Jetlaw September 2024 Newsletter

Partner Kali Hague was featured in an article published by National Business Aviation Association, where she discussed various issues in single-aircraft business aviation operations that require legal counsel.

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Jetlaw August 2024 Newsletter

On August 7th, Managing Partner Kent Jackson and Partner Kali Hague delivered presentations at the ARG/US Connect event in Colorado. Kent provided insights into FAA regulations and collaboration with the FAA, while Kali focused on strategies to mitigate risks in both ground and flight operations.

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Jetlaw July 2024 Newsletter

Managing Partner Kent Jackson published an article in Business & Commercial Aviation (BCA), discussing the new challenges the FAA has faced since its last authorization and how the latest reauthorization bill addresses these challenges.

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