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U.S. Tax Court Announces Trial Sessions will be Conducted Remotely

June 6, 2020
By Joel N. Crouch, Blog

On May 29th, the U.S. Tax Court announced it will be conducting remote trial sessions until further notice, joining many other courts around the country. A short press release announcing remote trial sessions is HERE....

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A District Court Pushes Back on Government’s Willful FBAR Penalty

June 5, 2020
By Joel N. Crouch, Blog

After a string of government victories in willful FBAR penalty cases, there may be some light at the end of the tunnel for taxpayers challenging an assertion of a willful FBAR penalty. In United States v. Sandra J. de...

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Debt Relief: Breaking Down the Tax Aspects of Covid-19’s Economic Impact – Part II

May 29, 2020
By Annie E. McGinnis, Charles D. Pulman, Blog

As discussed in Part I of this series, the cancellation of indebtedness, whether in whole or in part, generally results in COD Income to a taxpayer which must be included in gross income. Section 108 of the Internal...

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Texas Comptroller Prevails in a Texas Franchise Tax Sourcing Case involving Satellite-Radio Programming — But Taxpayers Could Also Benefit in Other Contexts

May 27, 2020
By David E. Colmenero, Alex J. Pilawski, Blog

In a case with potentially broad implications, the Third Court of Appeals recently agreed with the Texas Comptroller that revenues received by a taxpayer from subscription-based satellite-radio programming could be sourced to...

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Update on IRS Voluntary Disclosures

May 26, 2020
By Joel N. Crouch, Blog

In a previous blog post (HERE), we discussed how and when to make a voluntary disclosure to the IRS using the revised voluntary disclosure guidelines announced by the IRS in November 2018. In April 2020, the IRS quietly...

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