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Recent Microcaptive Letters are an IRS Gift in Disguise

April 2, 2020
By Anthony P. Daddino, Blog

I recently blogged on the IRS’ mass mailing of soft-contact letters to microcaptive participants. Although perceived as a nuisance, it is an early Christmas present from the IRS – the gift of time to assess the planning,...

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The Texas Comptroller Issues Potential Life-line for Struggling Businesses: But Proceed with Caution!

March 26, 2020
By David E. Colmenero, Alex J. Pilawski, Blog

This week, the Texas Comptroller issued a potential life-line to businesses that are struggling to pay their taxes in light of COVID-19, but taxpayers should proceed with caution. The announcement acknowledges that during...

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Texas Comptroller Delays Implementation of New Policy Regarding the Taxability of Medical Billing Services Until After 2021 Legislative Session

March 26, 2020
By David E. Colmenero, Alex J. Pilawski, Blog

Last week, the Texas Comptroller issued an important memo regarding the taxation of medical billing services. The memo is dated March 19, 2020 and follows up on a prior memo dated November 19, 2019, which had previously...

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UPDATED: So You Think the IRS Extended All April 2020 Deadlines? Think Again. **And Again.** And Again.**

March 24, 2020
By Anthony P. Daddino, Blog

This blog post has been updated to reflect updated FAQs released by the IRS and IRS Notice 2020-20. You can view the FAQs by following this...

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IRS Invites En Masse Microcaptive Participants to Amend Returns: Should Taxpayers Accept?

March 24, 2020
By Anthony P. Daddino, Blog

In a move that some might consider tone-deaf, the IRS has done a mass mailing to microcaptive participants, boasting of its wins in Tax Court, and inviting taxpayers to amend prior year returns to remove the Federal tax...

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