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Caroline D. Ciraolo Participates In A Panel Titled “How to Be an Ally to Your Diverse Colleagues in Tax Practice” At The 39th Annual National Institute On Criminal Tax Fraud And The 12th Annual National Institute On Tax Controversy

Caroline D. Ciraolo participates in a panel titled “How to Be an Ally to Your Diverse Colleagues in Tax Practice” at the 39th Annual National Institute on Criminal Tax Fraud and the 12th Annual National Institute on Tax Controversy. Panel Description: Diversity and inclusion are central to providing the best

Bryan C. Skarlatos Participates In A Panel Titled “What Every Tax Litigator Needs to Know About the Appeal of Their Civil or Criminal Case” At The 39th Annual National Institute On Criminal Tax Fraud And The 12th Annual National Institute On Tax Controversy

Bryan C. Skarlatos participates in a panel titled “What Every Tax Litigator Needs to Know About the Appeal of Their Civil or Criminal Case” at the 39th Annual National Institute on Criminal Tax Fraud and the 12th Annual National Institute on Tax Controversy. Panel Description: Most practitioners have tried tax

Bryan C. Skarlatos Quoted In Wall Street Journal Article Entitled “Taxes After Marriage: How to Navigate the Confusing Consequences”

Bryan C. Skarlatos was quoted in a recent Wall Street Journal article entitled “Taxes After Marriage: How to Navigate the Confusing Consequences” published on November 25, 2022. The article details the tax implications of marriage for couples affected by the marriage penalty and the marriage bonus. The article notes: “Filing

Michael Sardar and Don Fort Participate In A Panel Titled “Criminal Tax Workshop” At The 39th Annual National Institute On Criminal Tax Fraud And The 12th Annual National Institute On Tax Controversy

Michael Sardar and Don Fort participate in a panel titled “Criminal Tax Workshop” at the 39th Annual National Institute on Criminal Tax Fraud and the 12th Annual National Institute on Tax Controversy. Panel Description: This popular workshop teaches strategies and techniques for handling sensitive civil examinations and criminal investigations, and

Don Fort Quoted In Wall Street Journal Article Entitled “First Came the Crypto Crash. Now Comes the Taxman.”

Don Fort was quoted in a recent Wall Street Journal article entitled “First Came the Crypto Crash. Now Comes the Taxman.” published on November 11, 2022. The article notes: “The IRS has already used this strategy, called a John Doe summons, to pursue crypto tax cheats with transactions of $20,000

Garrett L. Brodeur Speaks About Current Supreme Court Case, Bittner v. United States, At The ABA Tax Section Administrative Practice Committee November Meeting

Garrett L. Brodeur speaks about the current Supreme Court case, Bittner v. United States (No. 21-1195), at the ABA Tax Section Administrative Practice Committee’s Monthly Lunch Meeting on November 17, 2022. The presentation will focus on the oral arguments heard before the Court on the morning of November 2nd, 2022.

Kostelanetz News Brief: Ripple Effects Expected From Tax Court Decision Invalidating IRS Notice Designating Syndicated Conservation Easements As “Listed Transactions”

On November 9, 2022, the U.S. Tax Court dealt a powerful blow to the IRS’s ongoing attacks on charitable deductions related to syndicated conservation easements. In Green Valley Investors, LLC, et al. v. Comm’r, 159 T.C. No. 5, a ruling supported 15-2 by the Court’s judges struck down IRS Notice

Megan L. Brackney Participates In A Tax Litigation And Controversy Panel At The WSTA-WSTEC 2022 Fall Tax Conference

Megan L. Brackney participates in a tax litigation and controversy panel on November 22, 2022 at the 2022 Fall Tax Conference co-sponsored by the Wall Street Tax Association and the Wall Street Tax Educational Corporation. Panel Description: Panelists discuss implications of the recent decision on agencies’ regulatory power as well

Megan L. Brackney Participates In A PLI Panel Entitled “Balancing Tax Planning, Advocacy, and Professional Ethics: The Rules That Every Tax Advisor Should Know”

Megan L. Brackney participates in a panel titled “Balancing Tax Planning, Advocacy, and Professional Ethics: The Rules That Every Tax Advisor Should Know” on November 18, 2022 at the Practicing Law Institute’s Tax Strategies 2022 program. Panel Description: Panelists discuss ethical rules related to advising clients on corporate transactions, including

Kostelanetz News Brief: The IRS Encourages Taxpayers With An Outstanding Tax Bill To Consider An Offer in Compromise

In its October 18, 2022, Tax Tip (Tax Tip 2022-159), the IRS encourages individuals and businesses with outstanding federal tax debt to consider an Offer in Compromise (“OIC”). Through an OIC, a taxpayer may apply to enter an agreement with the IRS to settle a tax debt for less than

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