HSBC Expected to Disclose Account Holders Names
The IRS has petitioned for a federal court authorization to enable it to obtain information on HSBC Bank’s American account holders using their foreign accounts to evade taxes. Most of these account holders are believed to be Americans of Indian
IRS examines jewelry, precious stones and metals businesses for compliance
The IRS is conducting Anti-Money Laundering examinations (similar to tax audits) of jewelry, precious stones (including colored gems, diamonds, etc.), and precious metals businesses. The IRS is now in charge of compliance with the Anti-Money Laundering Rules. The Anti-Money Laundering
HSBC Client Pleads Guilty to Conspiring to Hide Indian Accounts From IRS
An Indian-American businessman on Tuesday pleaded guilty to conspiring to defraud US tax authorities by hiding his bank accounts in HSBC India, a case which has led the IRS to probe NRIs holding accounts in the bank. Vaibhav Dahake, 44
IRS’ Takes Legal Action Against Offshore HSBC Indian Accounts
Last week the U.S. Justice Department asked a federal district court in San Francisco to force HSBC USA to disclose the names of their U.S. customers suspected of having secret bank accounts in India. The legal action comes after the
Post IRS Audit Strategic Options: The IRS’ 30 Day Letter
If, after conducting the audit, a taxpayer and revenue agent cannot come to an agreement, the agent will prepare and submit to the taxpayer a preliminary notice of deficiency, or “30-day letter.” The 30-day letter is a form letter that sets
New Jersey Division of Taxation Now Issuing Letter Rulings
The New Jersey Division of Taxation recently announced that it will implement new procedures for taxpayers to obtain letter rulings. Similar to letter rulings issued by the Internal Revenue Service with regard to federal tax issues, letter rulings issued by
New Law’s Reporting Requirements Make It Very Likely That the IRS Will Now Know About Your Foreign Account
you should assume that the IRS will eventually be informed of your foreign account, and criminal prosecution for non-disclosure and non-reporting will likely follow