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Robert M. Russell Participates In a Panel Entitled “Tax Practice in a Perfect Storm – Assessing the Impacts of Inflation, Supply Chain Disruption, and Legislative Uncertainty on the Tax Function” At The Tax Executives Institute’s Midyear Conference

On March 21, 2022, Robert M. Russell participates in a panel entitled “Tax Practice in a Perfect Storm – Assessing the Impacts of Inflation, Supply Chain Disruption, and Legislative Uncertainty on the Tax Function” at the Tax Executives Institute’s 2022 Midyear Conference. Description: The tax function is in the midst

Caroline D. Ciraolo Quoted In Tax Notes News Article Entitled “Maryland Tax Court Won’t Issue Opinion on Foreign Earned Income Matter”

Caroline D. Ciraolo was quoted in a recent Tax Notes article entitled “Maryland Tax Court Won’t Issue Opinion on Foreign Earned Income Matter,” published on October 22, 2021. The article addresses the refusal of the Maryland Tax Court to issue a decision on the merits regarding Maryland taxpayers’ right to

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, 2021. The article notes: Robert

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 parties – shipping services and

Biden Promised To Bring In $700 Billion By Beefing Up The IRS And Going After Tax Cheats. 2 Former IRS Commissioners Explain How He Can Actually Do It.

By John D. (Don) Fort and Eric Hylton Business Insider July 3, 2021 President Joe Biden is finally making a crackdown on tax fraud a priority, but whether he can deliver on his lofty promises to strengthen the Internal Revenue Service is still very much up for debate. As former

Robert Russell Named Chair Of The American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) International Technical Resource Panel (TRP)

Robert M. Russell, a member of the The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, was appointed as Chair of the International Technical Resource Panel (TRP) for the 2021-2022 committee year. The International TRP acts as the primary representative for the AICPA before Congress, Treasury, and the IRS on legislative and

Megan L. Brackney Quoted In Tax Notes Article Entitled “What’s Reasonable for Late-Filed Foreign Information Returns?”

Megan L. Brackney was quoted in a recent Tax Notes article entitled “What’s Reasonable for Late-Filed Foreign Information Returns?,” published on June 7, 2021. Brackney discusses the IRS’ practice of automatically assessing penalties on taxpayers who file late international information returns. The article notes: “It’s incredibly frustrating,” said Megan L.

Caroline D. Ciraolo Quoted In Law360 Article Entitled “DOJ Official Sees Potential Uptick In Asset Repatriation Efforts”

Caroline D. Ciraolo was quoted in a recent Law360 article entitled “DOJ Official Sees Potential Uptick In Asset Repatriation Efforts,” published on May 12, 2021. Ciraolo continues a discussion that took place during the “Collection Abroad, Including Collection of Title 26 and Title 31 International Information Return Penalties” panel at

The IRS Is Underfunded, But It Needs More Than Cash To Stop Tax Cheats

By John D. (Don) Fort Washington Post May 6, 2021 It’s been said that the most feared three letters in the United States are “IRS.” Even my own heart has skipped a few beats on the occasions I have received routine correspondence from the agency, and I spent almost three

Robert M. Russell Quoted In Tax Notes Article Entitled “Senate International Plan Not Without Taxpayer ‘Silver Linings’”

Robert M. Russell was quoted in a recent Tax Notes article entitled “Senate International Plan Not Without Taxpayer ‘Silver Linings,’” published on April 15, 2021. Russell comments on various proposals within the Senate Democrats’ international tax framework, released on April 5, 2021. The article notes: “In those cases where BEAT’s

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Robert M. Russell Participates In a Panel Entitled “Tax Practice in a Perfect Storm – Assessing the Impacts of Inflation, Supply Chain Disruption, and Legislative Uncertainty on the Tax Function” At The Tax Executives Institute’s Midyear Conference

Caroline D. Ciraolo Quoted In Tax Notes News Article Entitled “Maryland Tax Court Won’t Issue Opinion on Foreign Earned Income Matter”

Robert M. Russell Quoted In Tax Notes Article Entitled “International Tax Draft Offers New Details, But Major Gaps Remain”

Caroline D. Ciraolo Quoted In Tax Notes Article Entitled “Panamanian Summons Seen as Better Path to Law Firm Client Info”

Biden Promised To Bring In $700 Billion By Beefing Up The IRS And Going After Tax Cheats. 2 Former IRS Commissioners Explain How He Can Actually Do It.

Robert Russell Named Chair Of The American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) International Technical Resource Panel (TRP)

Megan L. Brackney Quoted In Tax Notes Article Entitled “What’s Reasonable for Late-Filed Foreign Information Returns?”

Caroline D. Ciraolo Quoted In Law360 Article Entitled “DOJ Official Sees Potential Uptick In Asset Repatriation Efforts”

The IRS Is Underfunded, But It Needs More Than Cash To Stop Tax Cheats

Robert M. Russell Quoted In Tax Notes Article Entitled “Senate International Plan Not Without Taxpayer ‘Silver Linings’”

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