K&F News Brief: IRS Reminds About Critical Worker Classification During National Small Business Week
During September’s National Small Business Week—an annual celebration of small-business entrepreneurs—the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) reminded small business owners, inter alia, of their obligation to correctly classify workers either as employees or independent contractors. See here. Significantly, the IRS also prompted small business owners to
Super Lawyers Recognizes 11 K&F Attorneys For Tax, White Collar Criminal Defense, And Business Litigation In New York
Nine K&F Attorneys Named To Best Lawyers In America For 2022, And Caroline Ciraolo Selected “Lawyer of the Year” For Tax Litigation And Controversy In D.C.
K&F News Brief: IRS Security Summit Urges Taxpayers And Tax Professionals To Be Aware Of Tax-Related Cyber-Attacks
The IRS Security Summit, a working group of the IRS, state tax agencies, and the national software industry and tax community, are urging taxpayers and tax professionals to be aware of the dangers posed by online scams and to take necessary steps to combat attacks,
Caroline D. Ciraolo Quoted In Tax Notes Article Entitled “Streamlined Filing May Require Longer Transition Tax Lookback”
Caroline D. Ciraolo was quoted in a recent Tax Notes article entitled “Streamlined Filing May Require Longer Transition Tax Lookback,” published on August 31, 2021. The article addresses the IRS recent modification of the Streamlined Filing Compliance Procedures to expand the lookback period for required
New York City Bar Association Names Stephen Josey Co-Chair Of Personal Income Tax Committee
Stephen Josey has been appointed co-chair of the New York City Bar Association’s Personal Income Tax Committee, effective Sept. 1, 2021. According to the NYCBA, the Personal Income Taxation Committee “focuses on many different areas of federal and state taxation involving individuals and addresses a
Robert M. Russell Quoted In Tax Notes Article Entitled “International Tax Draft Offers New Details, But Major Gaps Remain”
Robert M. Russell was quoted in a recent Tax Notes article entitled “International Tax Draft Offers New Details, but Major Gaps Remain” published on August 26, 2021. Russell comments on the latest draft international tax proposal from Senate Finance Committee Democrats, released on August 25,
Caroline D. Ciraolo Quoted In Tax Notes Article Entitled “Panamanian Summons Seen as Better Path to Law Firm Client Info”
Caroline D. Ciraolo was quoted in a recent Tax Notes article entitled “Panamanian Summons Seen as Better Path to Law Firm Client Info,” published on August 11, 2021. The article addresses the John Doe summons authorized on July 15, 2021 to obtain information from third
Bryan Skarlatos Records “What Every Matrimonial Judge Should Know About a Tax Return” Seminar For The New York Judicial Institute
Bryan Skarlatos recorded a seminar entitled “What Every Matrimonial Judge Should Know About a Tax Return” for the New York State Judicial Institute’s 2021 Virtual Judicial Summer Seminar. In the seminar, judges will learn how to read tax returns and find the information that is