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Court Finds Civil Fraud Penalty Not Applicable To Easement Donation Where Taxpayer Disclosed Cost Basis

November 27, 2023
By Joel N. Crouch, Blog

On October 26th, the Tax Court issued an interesting opinion in Mill Road 36 Henry LLC v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo 2023-129, upholding the IRS disallowance of a $8.9 million deduction for an easement donation but also holding...

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Court Holds that Late-Filing Penalty is Applicable to E-Filed Tax Return

November 20, 2023
By Joel N. Crouch, Blog

I’ve previously written blog posts regarding the IRC Section 6651 failure-to-file penalty and its application to electronically filed tax returns. On October 24th, the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals issued a decision...

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The Form 8300 Hazards for Businesses and Practitioners

November 17, 2023
By Michael A. Villa, Jr., R. Damon Rowe, Josh O. Ungerman, Blog

The IRS has recently increased their focus and examinations of businesses who deal in cash (or cash equivalents such as cashier’s checks and money orders). These examinations have led to significant fines and penalties for...

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IRS Provides Procedures for ERC Claim Withdrawal: Should Employers Use Them?

October 30, 2023
By Jeffrey M. Glassman, Blog

We have written numerous times about the employee retention credit (ERC): sometimes about the IRS’ focus on unscrupulous refund claims (LINK), more recently about how the IRS has stopped processing new ERC claims (LINK),...

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Too Much of a Good Thing: IRS Expects Eight (8) Billion Filings under New Digital Asset Reporting

October 30, 2023
By Anthony P. Daddino, Blog

The IRS is testing the limits of the law of diminishing returns with the new digital asset reporting regime, announcing that it expects to receive eight (8) billion filings per year. Yes, billion with a “B”. As...

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