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IRS Form 3520 Penalties: What They Are and How to Qualify for Relief

April 10, 2026
By Matthew L. Roberts, Blog

Federal tax law has long required taxpayers to report their receipt of foreign gifts and inheritances and certain transactions with foreign trusts on IRS Form 3520.  Although the IRS aggressively enforces this...

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Texas Court Vacates FinCEN Beneficial Ownership Reporting Rule for Non-Financed Real Estate Transactions

March 30, 2026
By Joseph A. Rillotta, Blog

The Treasury Department is having a hard time getting beneficial ownership reporting off the ground, with the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas most recently vacating a reporting rule just as it was set to...

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Meadows Collier Partners Submit Comments on Proposed Updates to the IRS’s Voluntary Disclosure Practice

March 23, 2026
By Jeffrey M. Glassman, Matthew L. Roberts, Blog

Firm partners Jeffrey M. Glassman and Matthew L. Roberts, through their respective leadership positions in the State Bar of Texas Tax Section, recently submitted comments to the Internal Revenue Service...

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ERC Litigation: The Time to Line Up Litigation Counsel is Now

March 23, 2026
By Jeffrey M. Glassman, Blog

From the time the IRS disallows a taxpayer’s refund claim, the taxpayer has only two years to file a lawsuit in federal court. Similarly, the IRS has only two years to pay a refund after a disallowance. Accordingly, many...

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IRS Notches Another Victory in Safdieh on IRS Form 5471 Penalty

March 23, 2026
By Matthew L. Roberts, Blog

Federal tax law requires U.S. persons to report their international activities on information returns. With increasing globalization, more U.S. citizens and residents are finding themselves in the IRS’s crosshairs...

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