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The Statute of Limitations for Assessment: The Taxpayer’s Ultimate Defense to the IRS’ Assessment of Additional Tax

August 1, 2016
By Joel N. Crouch, Blog

One of the questions taxpayers regularly ask is: How long does the IRS have to propose and assess additional tax? Or as some taxpayers put it, “ How long before I can be sure I am safe from the IRS”? In this blog post, I...

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IRS Begins Accepting Applications for Certified Professional Employer Organizations (CPEOs)

July 19, 2016
By Matthew L. Roberts, Blog

In a previous blog post (click here), I generally discussed passage of the Tax Increase Prevention Act of 2014 (“TIPA”) and its overall positive impact on employers who relied on the services of professional employment...

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IRS Administrative Summons to a Third Party: The Recipient’s and Taxpayer’s Duties and Rights

July 8, 2016
By Joel N. Crouch, Blog

In a previous blog post (click here), I discussed the duties and rights of a taxpayer who receives an IRS administrative summons for records or testimony. In this blog post, I will discuss the duties and rights of a third...

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IRS Administrative Summons to a Taxpayer: The Taxpayer’s Duties and Rights

July 6, 2016
By Joel N. Crouch, Blog

In most IRS examinations, the taxpayer and the IRS prefer an informal information-gathering process with the IRS issuing Information Document Requests (IDRs) and the taxpayer providing responses. However, there are...

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IRS Announces Procedure for Seeking a Return of Property Seized in Legally Sourced Structuring Cases

June 30, 2016
By Michael A. Villa, Jr., Blog

On June 16, 2016, the IRS announced a new procedure for taxpayers who have had their property seized to file a petition for remission or mitigation. The IRS has identified more than 700 taxpayers that it believes may qualify,...

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