Posts from November 2025.
Disclosing foreign assets to the federal government using these tips won’t leave you or your business feeling seasick.
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Employment tax audits could lead to personal liability but understanding how they work can spare contract workers and businesses unnecessary time and costs.
New federal legislation provides additional tax advantages for charitable giving before year's end.
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- Tax Law
- Personal Tax Controversy
- Income Tax
- Business Tax Controversy
- Bankruptcy
- Tax Audit
- Tax Lien
- Charitable Giving
- Nonprofit
- Philanthropy
- Probate Litigation
- Trust & Estate Planning
- Business Succession
- Property tax
- Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
- Probate Administration
- Estate Administration
- Business Risk Management
- Appellate Law
- Cryptocurrency
- Real Estate
Recent Updates
- Clearing up Misconceptions About Bankruptcy and Federal Tax Debt
- Beyond Borders – What Every American Needs to Know About IRS Foreign Asset Disclosure
- What Every Business and Contract Worker Must Know About Employment Tax Audits
- Kick off Your Holiday Season with a Charitable Giving Plan
- What Taxpayers and Business Owners Should Know Before Their Accounts are Frozen by an IRS Bank Levy
- Government Shutdown Threatens IRS Tax Return Extensions
- IRS Liens Demystified: Discharge, Subordination and Your Options
- How to Remove an Income Tax Lien: Your Options Explained
- New Federal Legislation Doubles Down on Gutting Gambling Deductions
- 2025 IRS Workforce Reductions – What the Latest TIGTA Report Reveals