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ACA Section 4980D Penalties Apply to Large and Small Employers

August 19, 2015
By Meadows Collier, Blog

Internal Revenue Code section 4980D imposes a $100.00 per day per employee excise tax on any employer that fails to meet certain group health plan requirements. In testimony before the Senate Finance Committee, a policy...

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Eleventh Circuit Holds “Cash Hoard” Exceeding $10k Currently is Not Required for a Structuring Indictment

August 18, 2015
By Michael A. Villa, Jr., Blog

In U.S. v. Sperrazza, the U.S. Eleventh Circuit recently affirmed the conviction of a Georgia physician who was convicted of three counts of tax evasion, in violation of 26 U.S.C. § 7201, and two counts of structuring...

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The IRS Has Issued You a Notice of Tax Lien, Now What?

August 10, 2015
By Matthew L. Roberts, Blog

After a taxpayer fails to remit payment on an outstanding tax liability and the IRS issues a demand for payment, the Internal Revenue Code imposes a statutory lien in favor of the government on all property and property...

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Major Changes for FBAR and Tax Return Due Dates

August 3, 2015
By Meadows Collier, Blog

On July 31, 2015, President Obama signed into law H.R. 3236, the “Surface Transportation and Veterans Health Care Choice Improvement Act of 2015.” In addition to providing a 3-month, stop-gap reauthorization of the...

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Court Upholds FBAR Penalties, but Rejects Government’s Assessed Interest and Late Charges

July 28, 2015
By Michael A. Villa, Jr., Blog

In Moore v. U.S., No. C13-2063 (W.D. Wash. July 24, 2015), Judge Richard Jones examined a case in which FBAR penalties of $10,000 were assessed for each year from 2005 through 2008.  The Court held the IRS’s...

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