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Reasonable Cause Defense Denied: FBAR Penalties Assessed by Court

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Reasonable Cause Defense Denied: FBAR Penalties Assessed by Court

19 December, 2019

...If taxpayers are non-compliant with their foreign asset and income reporting requirements, they should consider getting qualified tax legal advice and considering applying to one of IRS’ voluntary disclosure programs....

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Foreign Proprietorship: Form 8858 Filing Requirement

6 November, 2019

...taxes you can use to calculate certain credits. In some cases, criminal penalties may also apply to taxpayers who do not file a required Form 8858. Submitting Delinquent Forms In...

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IRS announces two new intriguing targeted enforcement campaigns

12 September, 2019

...taxpayers with transactions or accounts at offshore private banks. This campaign targets tax noncompliance and the information reporting associated with these offshore accounts. Both of these two new IRS campaigns...

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President Trump Revamps the IRS through his 2019 Taxpayer First Act

12 September, 2019

...are several ways the new taxpayer-friendly law will reform the IRS and improve the IRS’ generally bad reputation. The TFA has many welcome developments regarding IRS customer service and modernization...

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Start or review an “Accountable Plan”

9 September, 2019

Accountable Plans, established under IRS Reg. Section 1.62-2(c)(4), are important tools to help a business optimally classify expenses paid to employees without fear of the payments being treated as taxable...

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The IRS Large Business and International division (LB&I) has announced a new Post OVDP Compliance enforcement campaign

12 August, 2019

...offshore private banks. This campaign indicates the IRS’ renewed focus on OVDP and taxpayers’ foreign activities. The IRS will initially address tax noncompliance through audit examination and soft letter treatment...

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New IRS Enforcement Letters Warn of Cryptocurrency Non-Compliance

4 August, 2019

...helping taxpayers fully understand and meet their obligations.” The IRS started sending the educational letters to taxpayers last week. By the end of August, more than 10,000 taxpayers will receive...

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The IRS Large Business and International division (LB&I) has announced a new Loose Filed Forms 5471 compliance enforcement campaign

1 August, 2019

The new Loose Filed Forms 5471 targeted enforcement campaign was identified through LB&I data analysis and suggestions from IRS employees. IRS employees likely received many Loose Filed Forms 5471 that...

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Details of the Streamlined Foreign Offshore Procedures (SFOP)

19 July, 2019

...(SDOP) or the Streamlined Foreign Offshore Procedures (SFOP). This article focuses on the SFOP. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently modified the non-willfulness certification form that individual taxpayers must submit...

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The IRS Large Business and International division (LB&I) has announced a new Offshore Private Banking enforcement campaign

12 July, 2019

...accounts at offshore private banks. This campaign addresses tax noncompliance and the information reporting associated with these offshore accounts. The IRS will initially address tax noncompliance through audit examination and...

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Details of the Streamlined Domestic Offshore Procedures

2 July, 2019

...(SDOP) or the Streamlined Foreign Offshore Procedures (SFOP). This article focuses on the SDOP, which is for taxpayers who reside in the United States. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently...

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The IRS is Hiring: Expect New Enforcement

1 July, 2019

...cleaned up) taxpayers in complex tax controversy matters, including US international tax compliance. Interestingly, he also mentioned that he will not allow the illegal tax shelter scandals to happen during...

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