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Senior AttorneyJoseph A. Peterson is a member of Plunkett Cooney's Business Transactions & Planning Practice Group and serves as leader of the firm's Tax Law Practice Group. He has extensive experience with tax law, risk management and litigation.
Cannabis businesses can preserve their right to claim a refund for ordinary business expenses by filing protective amended federal tax returns under IRS Section 280E.
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There are steps business owners who participated in the federal Employee Retention Credit (ERC) program can take now to prepare for a potential IRS audit.
What are your three options for complying with IRS notices?
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