Skip to content
Tax Law Center Blog

Tax Law Center Blog

  • Tax & Foreign Assets
    • Tax Law Services
    • Foreign Asset Planning
  • About
  • Contact Us
Close Button

OVDP New Forms Announced by IRS

10 October, 2014

The IRS has simplified the process of entering the OVDP Program by issuing the following forms:

Form 14457 – Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Letter

Form 14454 – Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program Letter Attachment

The new forms (the old forms were simple Word documents) will likely standardize the IRS’ review process for OVDP eligibility, guide the IRS examiner in OVDP “issue spotting”, and assist in the identification of offshore promoters or facilitators.

While process improvement is needed to improve the IRS’ processing of OVDP applications,

In spite of the standardization of the forms, careful drafting and legal advocacy of a taxpayer’s particular circumstances are still recommended for a favorable result.

Related Posts

  • New Post-OVDP IRS Voluntary Disclosure Procedures Announced

    The Internal Revenue Service released new updated procedures for voluntary disclosures since the old Offshore Voluntary…

  • Beware IRS Forms W-8

    Over the past few months we received many inquiries from clients and parties asked by…

  • IRS Announces new OVDP Declines-Withdrawals Campaign

    Earlier this month, the IRS' Large Business and International division released its list of 13…

Tags: FBARforeign account opt out ovdi penalties and interest SDOP SFOP voluntary disclosure
Category: Planning for Tax Minimization

Post navigation

Previous: What Is The Difference Between the SDOP and the Current OVDP program?: Willfulness
Next: IRS Clarifies Requirements for Streamlined Filing Procedures

Related Posts

FBAR Deadline Slightly Extended

After a misworded posting caused confusion about the 2020 deadline…

Read More

AICPA Makes Useful Recommendations For International Forms 3520/3520

The American Institute of CPAs (AICPA) submitted comment letters to…

Read More

IRS list of “dirty dozen” tax scams

Hiding income in offshore accounts, identity theft, return preparer fraud,…

Read More

Recent Posts

  • Still Waiting for Your Employee Retention Tax Credit?: ERC Refund LawsuitsMay 9, 2025
  • Parag Patel Esq. Speaks at Annual Convention of New Jersey Society of Certified Public AccountantsMarch 28, 2025
  • Parag Patel Esq. speaker at the National Association of Enrolled Agents (NAEA) Seminar “2025 Mid-Year Update”March 25, 2025
  • Navigating the Puzzle: Understanding Form 8938 Audit TriggersMarch 21, 2025
  • Navigating Inheritance: The Step-Up in Basis and Recognizing Implied Life Estates After DeathMarch 18, 2025

Pages

  • About Patel Law Offices
  • Delinquent FinCen Form 114 (FBAR) Filings
  • Delinquent or unfiled IRS Form 5471
  • Request A Free Educational Consultation

Law Firm Attorney WordPress Theme By Themespride