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As you likely are aware, FBARs are due June 30th, which is a date that cannot be extended, even when June 30th is on a weekend, as it is this year. Therefore, FBARs are due to be received by the Department of the Treasury in Detroit, Michigan, by Friday, June 28th. On...
California taxpayers may be interested to know that a couple was recently indicted in federal court on counts of fraud and tax evasion. At the heart of their alleged tax crimes is nearly $1 million the IRS says the couple hid in an offshore account. The couple has...
The Affordable Care Act ("the Act," commonly referred to as "Obamacare") contains currently implemented tax provisions, as well as other that will be implemented during the next several years. According to the Internal Revenue Service, the following are some examples...
By now, most everyone in California has heard about the scandals facing the IRS. Since the story first broke, there have been changes in leadership and the IRS remains under a microscope. As a result, rumors are circulating that there will be fewer audits conducted...
The U.S. is seeking to recover 50% of the account balance for each of the four years taxpayers willfully failed to file an FBAR report in United States v. Zwerner (SD FL No. 13-cv-22082-CMA). The U.S. asserts the Zwerner's hid between approximately $723,000 and...
Business owners operating in California are likely aware of state employment tax and workers' compensation insurance requirements. Many, however, might be unaware of local business tax and related requirements. Local Business Taxes and Fees Local government entities...
Apple, Inc., which is based in the northern part of California, is best known for its iPhones, iPads and Mac computers, along with several other innovative tech gadgets. It is not as well known for being able to avoid paying the IRS approximately $30 billion in taxes....
Revenue Ruling 2013-14 describes a typical Mexican Land Trust (MLT), or fideicomiso, and concludes that the arrangement is not a trust within the meaning of § 301.7704-4(a).
The IRS is continuing to crack down on undisclosed foreign accounts. One common location for offshore accounts - the Caribbean - is now facing increasing scrutiny by the IRS.To read more, click here.
On May 20, 2013, the Supreme Court decided PPL Corp. v. Commissioner, holding that a British "windfall tax" imposed on privatized British companies has the predominant character of an excess profits tax and is therefore creditable under Internal Revenue Code (IRC)...
