Appealing an IRS Audit
The IRS may decide to audit you for any number of reasons and the IRS audit itself can take a look at many different types of taxes, information and go back 3 or 6 years.
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The Fast Track Settlement – Resolving Tax Debt After An Audit
The Fast Track Settlement process is a program recently made available to self-employed individuals and small businesses.
How To Deal With An IRS Revenue Officer
What is an IRS Revenue Officer?
An IRS Revenue Officer is an IRS agent whose main purpose is to act as a tax collector for the IRS.
10 "Red Flags" that Can Trigger an IRS Audit
If any of the below applies to you or your business, your tax return will potentially be flagged for an audit. It is important to note that just because one or several red flags exist on a taxpayer’s returns, that doesn’t mean they will be audited.
4 Strategies for Beating IRS Audits
When faced with an IRS audit, an effective strategy can be the key to obtaining a favorable outcome for the taxpayer.
How Do You Know if the IRS is Auditing You?
For many Americans, the thought of an IRS audit is synonymous with fear and panic.
Withholding Rules Involving Foreign Accounts of U.S. Persons
Reporting by Foreign Entities on Financial Accounts of U.S.
Who is Affected by International Tax?
A taxpayer’s residency classification is a threshold issue for determining the applicability of U.S. taxation in international tax issues. We will consider the U.S. tax jurisdiction on “domestic” taxpayers.
Who is Affected by U.S. International Tax Laws?
One of the least desirable situations a person can find themselves in is unexpectedly on the wrong side of international tax law.
What is the Substantial Presence Test for U.S. Taxation?
If you are not a U.S. citizen, you may be considered as a nonresident alien or a resident alien for tax purposes depending on the outcome of the green card test or the substantial presence test.