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Most people use social networks to stay connected to friends, family and colleagues, and now the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has taken the social network concept and has begun using data mining technology to find U.S. taxpayers with foreign bank accounts. Bloomberg...
This week, the Court of Appeals in the state of New York has been asked to determine whether or not revenue earned by strip clubs from admission fees and lap dances are subject to state sales tax or whether such income falls under an exemption relating to dramatic or...
A man has recently been convicted of several federal charges. According to California authorities, the man was charged with tax crimes due to his attempt to hide certain assets. It was alleged that the man attempted to hide these assets so that he would not be subject...
Beginning September 1st, the IRS will allow taxpayers relief who have unresolved issues related to certain retirement plans, such as a Canadian Registered Retirement Savings Plans.If the United States has a tax treaty with the foreign country holding the retirement...
Beginning September 1st, some taxpayers living abroad who have not filed tax returns will get help from the IRS, if little or no back taxes are due. This is a great relief to taxpayers who have lived overseas and have failed to file timely tax returns or Reports of...
An ex-employee of a large real estate development company has filed suit against his former employer, alleging that the company used an illegal tax shelter process. The man in his suit claims that the California company owes over $500 million in tax debt. Once the...
Everyone has unique circumstances that apply to their families and the decisions regarding how best to take care of them. As reported on National Public Radio this morning, the Apollo 11 Astronauts had a truly unique situation in planning for their families as they...
On August 27th the Seventh Circuit decided In Re: Special February 2011-1 Grand Jury Subpoena Dated September 12, 2011. The Court held that the required records doctrine requires a taxpayer asserting a Fifth Amendment privilege to produce the documents required to be...
83 year old, Jacques Wajsfelner, who held Swiss bank accounts at Credit Suisse Group AG (Credit Suisse) and Wegelin & Co. pleaded guilty to hiding approximately $5.7 million from Internal Revenue Service (IRS).Mr. Wajsfelner admitted in a New York federal court...
Tax audits can be time and money consuming, as well as frustrating for all parties involved. In a previous post, we gave California small business owners some tips on responding to tax audits. In today's post, we discuss measures that may help small...
