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New IRS Voluntary Disclosure for Questionable ERC Refunds Gives Taxpayers 20% “Cut” of the Monies Received

December 22, 2023
By Anthony P. Daddino, Blog

Yesterday the IRS launched a new voluntary disclosure program that allows employers who received questionable Employee Retention Credit (ERC) refunds to keep 20% of the monies they received. Interested employers must apply to...

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Firm Partner, Mary E. Wood was quoted in a Tax Notes article published today, December 22, 2023 titled “IRS Launches ERC Voluntary Disclosure Program.”

December 22, 2023
By Meadows Collier, Articles

Firm Partner, Mary E. Wood was quoted in a Tax Notes article published today, December 22, 2023 written by Lauren Loricchio, titled “IRS Launches ERC Voluntary Disclosure Program.” Amidst...

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Money Well Spent: IRS Expands Online Account Services for Businesses

December 19, 2023
By Anthony P. Daddino, Blog

Yesterday the IRS launched a new tool for businesses that expands online access to certain business tax account information. Available at IRS.gov/businessaccount, the new service is a key part of the agency’s continuing...

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IRS Issues Not-So-Soft Letters to 20,000 Taxpayers Disallowing ERC Claims

December 8, 2023
By Anthony P. Daddino, Blog

On Wednesday, the IRS announced the mailing of more than 20,000 letters to taxpayers notifying them of disallowed ERC claims. According to the announcement, the IRS is disallowing claims to entities that did not exist or did...

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Tax Court Decides What is Adequate Disclosure for Gift Tax

December 7, 2023
By Joel N. Crouch, Blog

Anyone who makes a taxable gift (more than $17,000 in 2023, $18,000 in 2024) in a taxable year must file a Form 709, United States Gift Tax Return, reporting the gift to the IRS. Generally, the IRS then has three years to...

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