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Managing Partner, Anthony Daddino was quoted in a March 13, 2023 Tax Note article written by Kristen A. Parillo

March 14, 2023
By Meadows Collier, Articles

Managing Partner, Anthony Daddino was quoted in a recent Tax Notes article written by Kristen Parillo on March 13, 2023 titled, “Limited Partner Status Requires Functional Analysis, IRS...

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Part Three: Are Tax Returns Given to an IRS Agent Considered Filed?

March 14, 2023
By Joel N. Crouch, Blog

Last June, I wrote a blog post on a 9th circuit panel opinion in Seaview Trading LLC v. Commissioner, where the panel, in a 2-1 decision, reversed the Tax Court on the meaning of a “filed” return. The panel...

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ERC: Is the IRS Trying to Ski Uphill?

March 8, 2023
By Joel N. Crouch, Blog

One of my favorite things to do is snow ski. I’ve been doing it for a long time and try to go on a couple of ski trips every year. In fact, I just returned from a trip with a couple of friends including my colleague Alan...

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Josh Ungerman was quoted in an article by Andrew Velarde in Tax Notes on March 1, 2023

March 3, 2023
By Meadows Collier, Articles

Firm Partner, Josh Ungerman was quoted in a recent Tax Notes article written by Andrew Velarde, “Supreme Court Hands Huge Victory to Non-Willful FBAR Violators” regarding the Supreme Court decision in the...

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BREAKING NEWS: Supreme Court Rejects the Government’s Aggressive FBAR Argument; FBAR Nonwillful Penalties Apply Per Form.

February 28, 2023
By Jeffrey M. Glassman, Blog

When a taxpayer omits a foreign account from an FBAR form and that omission is nonwillful, federal law can still impose a steep monetary penalty. Originally that penalty was capped at $10,000, but the law requires that the...

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