Yesterday, we posted a blog describing a recent IRS investigation into Google’s method of reducing their tax bill by transferring intellectual property assets into overseas entities where […]
The Justice Department recently declared victory in three different tax shelter cases. “These three significant decisions are further evidence that the courts will not countenance abusive tax […]
In an effort to provide relief to those impacted by natural disasters last summer, the IRS has announced that taxpayers who submitted extensions to file their income […]
The IRS has recently announced the launch of its new Voluntary Compliance Settlement Program (VCSP); an effort to enable employers to resolve past worker classification issues by […]
The IRS has recently issued Notice 2011-72 which provides guidance on the tax treatment of cell phones that employers provide to their employees primarily for business purposes. Section […]
In Florida, documentary stamp tax is generally levied at the rate of $.70 per $100 (or portion thereof) on documents that transfer an interest in real […]
Generally, unless a single-member LLC elects to be treated as a corporation it will be considered a disregarded entity under the IRS check-the-box regulations. Since the […]
If an individual has a sizable tax debt, minimum assets and income prospects, and can fulfill the right circumstances, the IRS may accept an Offer in […]
Recently, our Tax Blog published a post on the IRS Fresh Start Initiative and the changes that taxpayers can expect in IRS procedure. Now the IRS has announced the […]
Earlier this year, the IRS announced their fresh start initiative, which has been billed as their latest attempt to help struggling taxpayers. These new policies and […]
Our sister-blog, the Ourednik Law Offices Estate Planning Blog, recently published a post on Florida’s documentary stamp tax and its economic effect on the conveyance of […]