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The Supreme Court Bids Bob Richards Adieu, Limiting the Role of Federal Common Law by Robert S. Horwitz
Posted by: Robert Horwitz on March 9, 2020
IRS TAKES NEXT STEP IN ENHANCING ITS CRIMINAL FRAUD REFERRAL PROGRAM By Steven Toscher and Sandra R. Brown
Posted by: Robert Horwitz on March 6, 2020
If the Court Thinks You Preferred a “Lavish Lifestyle” Over Paying Taxes, You May Find the Tax Not Dischargeable in Bankruptcy (Unless You Live in the Ninth Circuit) by Robert S. Horwitz.
Posted by: Robert Horwitz on February 21, 2020
High Income Non-Filers Are Back in Sights of the New Enforcement Minded IRS – by Steven Toscher and Gary Markarian
Posted by: Steven Toscher on February 19, 2020
ELEVENTH CIRCUIT CREATES SPLIT IN THE CIRCUITS ON ISSUE OF WHETHER A LATER RETURN IS A RETURN FOR PURPOSES OF THE BANKRUPTCY CODE by Robert S. Horwitz
Posted by: Robert Horwitz on February 18, 2020
Favorable California Office of Tax Appeals Drop and Swap Decision Stands by Cory Stigile
Posted by: Cory Stigile on February 7, 2020
Estate Notches Rare Win over IRS in Penalty Refund Suit By SANDRA R. BROWN and TENZING TUNDEN
Posted by: sbbrown64 on January 16, 2020
Revenue Procedure 2019-42: I.R.S. Provides Updated Guidance on Adequate Disclosure – by Sandra Brown and Gary Markarian
Posted by: Robert Horwitz on December 20, 2019
The IRS Has Become More Aggressive in Assessing Form 3520 and Form 3520-A Foreign Information Reporting Penalties, but the Courts Don’t Always Approve By: Michel Stein and Robert S. Horwitz
Posted by: Robert Horwitz on December 2, 2019
Federal Circuit Upholds Liability for FBAR Willful Penalty, Determines the Regulation Limiting Penalty to $100,000 Is Invalid by Robert S. Horwitz
Posted by: Robert Horwitz on November 11, 2019
