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By Jeffrey M. Glassman on December 15, 2025

Changes to IRS Voluntary Disclosure Program are Coming... [ read ]

Jeffrey M. Glassman shares insights from the American Bar Association's 2025 Criminal Tax Fraud and Tax Controversy Conference, where IRS Criminal Investigation Chief Guy Ficco announced that changes to the IRS voluntary disclosure program are coming.

By Joel N. Crouch on December 11, 2025

Does Santa Have Tax Problems? A Look at Kris Kringle's Potential IRS Nightmares... [ read ]

Joel N. Crouch takes a lighthearted look at what would happen if Santa Claus became a US taxpayer. From employment taxes for elves to millions of gift tax returns, it's a festive reminder that even the North Pole isn't safe from tax compliance.

By Joseph A. Rillotta on December 8, 2025

NCAA Transparency Advocate Accuses UCLA of Skirting IRS Rules on Tax Exemptions, NIL Payments... [ read ]

Joseph A. Rillotta examines allegations that UCLA used a tax-exempt charity to route NIL payments to football players, potentially circumventing rules on charitable deductions and giving the program an edge with NIL.

By Joel N. Crouch on November 24, 2025

Why Metadata Matters When Working with the IRS... [ read ]

Joel N. Crouch breaks down why metadata has become a critical factor in IRS examinations and tax litigation. Using the recent Lamstall Holdings Tax Court case as a backdrop, Mr. Crouch explains how metadata can influence penalty assertions, authenticate documents, and shape the evidentiary record.

By David E. Colmenero and Alex J. Pilawski on November 20, 2025

Another Texas Contractor's Sales and Use Tax Conundrum: Is it "Maintenance" or Just Maintenance?... [ read ]

In the world of Texas sales and use tax, many concepts have proven to be challenging for contractors. Once such concept is the notion of "maintenance" given that it is generally excluded from work that may otherwise qualify as taxable repair and/or remodeling work. David Colmenero and Alex Pilawski discuss this concept of nontaxable "maintenance" and some of the issues it presents.

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