By Megan L. Brackney Journal of Passthrough Entities September – October 2016 Edition In my last column, I discussed the IRS’s prerogative to change its mind—to approve of a tax reporting position in one year, and then assess penalties on the ground that the taxpayer was
By Kevin M. Flynn The CPA Journal September 2016 Edition Filing a claim for refund of overpaid tax invoices much more than just submitting an amended return to the IRS with an explanatory statement that more than the correct amount of tax was paid. The refund
By Jerald David August Journal of Tax Practice & Procedure August – September 2016 Edition The Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015, which President Obama signed into law on November, 2015, repealed the complex and much-criticized TEFRA partnership entity-level audit (ELA) rules, including the electing large partnership
The Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015, which President Obama signed into law on November, 2015, repealed the complex and much-criticized TEFRA partnership entity-level audit rules, including the electing large partnership rules. On December 18, 2015, Congress passed, and President Obama signed into law, the Protecting
By Michael Sardar The CPA Journal July 2016 Edition It is not often in life that one is able to hit pause, rewind, and redo something that has already happened. To many taxpayers’ surprise, however, taxes are just one such area. Knowing the various options for
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By Brian P. Ketcham The CPA Journal June 2016 Edition Most CPAs are by now familiar with the IRS’s heavily publicized Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program (OVDP), which allows taxpayers with previously undeclared foreign assets to file amended tax returns and delinquent information returns in exchange for
By Megan L. Brackney Journal of Passthrough Entities May-June 2016 Edition It is the IRS’s prerogative to change its mind. The IRS can conclude the audit of one tax year with no change and then make adjustments in a later tax year on the exact same
By Henry Stow Lovejoy The CPA Journal April 2016 Edition The “trust fund recovery penalty” can impose sizeable liabilities on officers and other employees of financially struggling or failed companies that fail to pay withholding or employment taxes. Individuals facing this penalty will often claim that
