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New Offshore Tax Evasion Investigation: Trident Trust

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New Offshore Tax Evasion Investigation: Trident Trust

31 January, 2025

...The creation or operation of foreign corporations, companies, trusts, foundations, or other entities; and The concealment of assets held under the names of such entities. In support of its petition,...

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Live Webinar on U.S.-India Tax Planning: Key Issues, Tax Treaties: Limited Free Registrations Available

9 December, 2024

...ties resulting in a constant flow of cross-border business transactions and citizens migrating between the two countries. Tax counsel and advisers must navigate challenges from interpreting and enforcing U.S. and...

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Middlesex County Man Admits Structuring over $250,000 in Deposits to Evade Reporting Requirements

1 November, 2024

...identify and mitigate risks. When in doubt, consult a legal professional to ensure that transactions are lawfully conducted. For further details, refer to the Department of Justice press release: https://www.justice.gov/usao-nj/pr/middlesex-county-man-admits-structuring-over-250000-deposits-evade-reporting...

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New IRS Website for New Immigrants to the United States: Key Tax Responsibilities

16 October, 2024

...impacts your tax obligations. Resident Alien for Tax Purposes: You may be classified as a resident for tax purposes if you hold a Green Card (Lawful Permanent Resident) or meet...

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IRS Quietly Changes its Voluntary Disclosure Practice For the Worse

30 August, 2024

...related to digital assets have been updated and expanded. The form now includes much more detailed requirements for reporting digital assets, reflecting the IRS’s evolving approach to ensuring compliance in...

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Check cashing N.J. construction company owner pleads guilty to tax evasion

21 August, 2024

...Check cashing businesses retain mandatory detailed records, which likely supported the government’s charges. Court papers also outline how employees made $2,237,704 in total between 2018 and 2020, but Rodrigues reported...

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IRS Criminal Investigations: A Serious Threat With Warning Signs

2 July, 2024

...potentially leading to personal, social, and financial ruin, professional license revocation, substantial fines, and even imprisonment. Recognizing the Warning Signs Often, taxpayers remain unaware of an ongoing criminal investigation until...

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Handling an Unexpected Visit from IRS Criminal Investigation: Guidance for Taxpayers and Advisors

28 June, 2024

...legal counsel. In fact, it is often advisable to do so, as it allows for a more controlled and strategic approach to resolving the matter. Protection of Rights: Engaging legal...

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Detailed Technical Comments and Recommendations to the IRS on Proposed Regulations for Form 3520 and Code Section 6039F (REG-108066-22)

2 June, 2024

...Transactions The proposed regulations significantly broaden the definition of “gift” under Treas. Reg. § 1.6039F-1(c), encompassing a wider range of transactions, including certain loans and transfers for less than full...

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Top Six Criminal Tax Questions Asked

27 May, 2024

...A: In the event of an unanticipated visit from IRS special agents, it is imperative to maintain composure and refrain from engaging in any conversation without seeking legal counsel. These...

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IRS Issues New Proposed Regs on Information Reporting on Foreign Gifts

9 May, 2024

...value of the property at the time of its transfer. The value of the property is the price at which such property would change hands between a willing buyer and...

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IRS International Fines Not Excessive: Form 3520 Penalties Upheld, Form 5471 Penalties Again Unassessable

16 April, 2024

...taxpayer who faced both criminal charges and significant civil penalties stemming from the failure to disclose foreign accounts and entities. The taxpayer challenged these penalties on multiple grounds, including alleged...

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