The IRS head criminal investigator, Richard Weber, had a message for all taxpayers while speaking at a conference on January 25th. “File early before the criminals file for you,” Weber said. Weber explained...
Irrevocable trusts restrict a beneficiary’s access to assets. Generally, trusts are designed to provide trustees with sufficient flexibility to achieve the settlor’s goals. However, until Doc Brown perfects the Flux...
The U.S. Supreme Court will review the Ninth Circuit’s recent “tippee” insider trading case, United States v. Salman. The review is significant, because what’s legal and what’s not has become too...
We often encounter clients who have not filed tax returns for many years, some of whom have received a notice from the IRS regarding their non-filing status. Many times, these clients don’t have the liquidity or even the...
Last week Chief Judge Michael Thornton announced a number of proposed changes and clarifications to the Tax Court’s Rules of Practice and Procedure. Once finalized, and there is little reason to believe that they won’t...
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