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Tax law is complicated for everyone involved, and perhaps the most complicated aspect of all the process of tax litigation is the appeals process. If you have been audited or have been through Tax Court with an unfavorable decision, it will be helpful for you to...
You have received the "Notice of Deficiency" from the IRS that there was some kind of deficiency or discrepancy in your recent tax audit. This letter gives the recipient 90 days to file a petition to contest the audit’s findings. If the petition is not submitted...
Undoubtedly, no American feels good about a pending tax bill, especially considering how 2020 devastated finances. Deductions from a paycheck are one thing, but when you find yourself out of work, scrambling to make ends meet, it only makes sense that you wouldn’t...
Although both the federal District Courts and the U.S. Tax Court are judicial forums for resolving tax disputes, there are many opportunities for reaching a favorable resolution before this stage. Specifically, the Internal Revenue Service offers administrative...
Jackpots in some of the biggest lottery games have never been bigger. Mega Millions recently offered a $445 million dollar prize. Powerball has offered $550 million in winnings. Add these big winnings to the fact the new tax law cut rates for those in the highest...
President Donald Trump signed the long fought GOP tax proposal into law before taking a holiday break. The president put together a news conference to televise the event and used a bold marker to make the changes official. The changes will likely impact everyone...
Many businesses that have had an adverse experience with the IRS may wonder whether there is anything that can be done to verify whether their tax bill is actually correct. They may have questions about the IRS’ calculations and may want to challenge them. To do...
While the news about politics has centered around President-elect Donald Trump’s transition team, little news about tax reform has hit the mainstream media. However, Congress has made some changes that could affect employers and employees alike as early as next...
As we have noted in a few of our posts this fall, October and November are not usually months to discuss tax issues unless you are running for office (or campaigning for a candidate). Nevertheless, staying apprised of tax rulings and getting opinions on transactions...
In a number of our posts, we have highlighted how people lament the power of the IRS to collect taxes from them. This power is rooted in federal law, and can lead to taxpayers having their wages garnished and property being taken in extreme circumstances. If that is...