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Michael Sardar Presents “Working With Schedule C Taxpayers Without Complete Records: Reconstruction, Estimates, And Best Practices” At The Sid Kess “Dealing With The IRS” Seminar At Baruch College On December 4, 2019

On December 4, 2019, Michael Sardar presented “Working with Schedule C Taxpayers Without Complete Records: Reconstruction, Estimates, and Best Practices” at the Sid Kess “Dealing with the IRS” seminar at Baruch College. In the event of a loss of client records or due to poor record keeping, a paid preparer

Michael Sardar Moderates The Panel “Ethical Obligations To Report Misconduct By Other Practitioners And Taxpayers” At The 2019 New England IRS Representation Conference In Uncasville, CT

Tax practitioners should be mindful of their ethical obligation to report tax-related misconduct under the internal revenue laws, the Model Rules of Professional Conduct, and Circular 230.  This group of experienced panelists examined when, whether, and how to complain about professional misconduct by private practice and government attorneys or the

Michael Sardar Participates In A Panel Presentation Titled “What’s New In Criminal Tax” At The 3rd Annual Criminal Tax Day

A panel of experts updated attendees on the latest priorities and trends in IRS criminal Enforcement, including cyber-crimes, crypto-currency, marijuana, payroll tax crimes, money laundering, and good-old-fashioned income tax evasion. Moderator: Lisa E. Perkins, Green & Sklarz LLC, West Hartford, CT Panelists: Kristina O’Connell, Special-Agent In-Charge, IRS Criminal Investigation, Boston Field

Michael Sardar Participates In A Panel Titled “Asset Protection And Offshore Assets: Hide And Seek In The World Of Divorce” At The AAML/BVR National Divorce Conference

On May 9, 2019, Michael Sardar participated in a panel titled “Asset Protection And Offshore Assets: Hide And Seek In The World Of Divorce” at the AAML/BVR National Divorce Conference. Brought to you by the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML) and Business Valuation Resources (BVR), the National Divorce Conference

IRS Issues New Guidance For Offshore Voluntary Disclosures

By: Michael Sardar Tax Stringer April 2019 Edition Download Publication On March 13, 2018, the IRS announced that it would end its long-running Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program (“OVDP”) on September 28, 2018. With the closure of one of the IRS’s most successful compliance enforcement programs, practitioners were anxious for the IRS

A Tax Return Do-Over?

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 correcting an error on a