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ERC Update: More Time For Appeals to be Filed

September 20, 2024
By Jeffrey M. Glassman, Blog

On September 19, 2024, the IRS published a page to its website (link) with new and potentially helpful information about Employee Retention Credit (ERC) denial letters. The page is titled “Understanding Letter 105-C,...

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Joel Crouch Recognized to the Top 100: 2024 Dallas/Ft. Worth Texas Super Lawyers

September 17, 2024
By Meadows Collier, Firm News

We are proud to announce that Firm Partner, Joel N. Crouch has been selected to the Top 100: 2024 Dallas/Fort Worth Texas Super Lawyers® list for the primary practice area of Tax Law. Being selected for Super Lawyers® is an...

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Ten Firm Lawyers Recognized on the 2024 Texas Super Lawyers List

September 17, 2024
By Meadows Collier, Firm News

We are proud to announce 10 firm lawyers have been recognized as 2024 Texas Super Lawyers®. Being selected for Super Lawyers® is an honor reserved for outstanding lawyers who have attained a high-degree of peer recognition...

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The IRS Has Changed the Rules for a Voluntary Disclosure. Will Anyone File One?

September 4, 2024
By Joel N. Crouch, Blog

When I first started practicing law in the late 1980’s the procedure for making an IRS voluntary disclosure was very simple and informal. The goal of a voluntary disclosure was to correct problems or file delinquent tax...

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Appeals Court Rules: IRS Must Follow the Constitution Regarding FBAR Penalties

September 3, 2024
By Jeffrey M. Glassman, Blog

The Eighth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution provides that excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted. The IRS has for many years calculated penalties...

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