What Is the Standard for Admission of Evidence in a Hearing on Revocation of Supervised Release or Probation? Because the Federal Rules of Evidence do not […]
In September of 2019, the IRS Issued Relief Procedures for Certain Persons Who Relinquished Their United States Citizenship But Who Were Out of Tax Compliance. The […]
Can You Net Gambling Wins With Gambling Losses on Your Tax Return? Taxpayers who gamble casually (meaning they do not qualify as being professional gamblers under […]
Can you be held responsible by the CDTFA for the unpaid sales tax of your employer’s company or of the company you own? A person may […]
Can an employer avoid the IRS’s proposed imposition of the penalty for “intentional disregrard” of the Form W-2 filing requirements? Yes, depending on the circumstances. The […]
Issues Remain for Resolution by Courts as Litigation Over the IRS’s Supervisory Written Approval of Penalties Continues: Who has the burden of proof to show the […]
IRS: High-deductible health plans can cover coronavirus costs The IRS has issued the following press release: IR-2020-54, March 11, 2020 WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Service […]
Can You Request Audit Reconsideration for an Employment/Payroll Tax Audit? In recent conversation with an IRS employee, it was posited that the IRS did not provide […]
The IRS has issued a notice providing temporary payment extension for certain 2019 tax return payments. These payments would be normally due with the return on […]
Treasury and IRS Issue Guidance on Deferring Tax Payments Due to COVID-19 Outbreak The IRS has issued the following press release: March 18, 2020 Washington – Following […]