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Due to changes brought about by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), the IRS has determined that S corporations and their shareholders must closely...

Are you dealing in cryptocurrency (e.g., Bitcoin), also referred to as “digital currency” or “virtual currency?” If you are, you should be...

If you receive a notice from the IRS indicating that you are being audited, don’t panic. Just because the IRS is auditing you doesn’t mean that...

If the IRS asks to interview you about unpaid payroll taxes, you should seek representation immediately. Not only do you face the risk of civil...

Recognizing the need for greater taxpayer protection when interacting with the IRS, Congress has enacted The Taxpayer First Act (TFA) of 2019. The...

According to the IRS, roughly one-quarter of earned income tax credits (EITC) payments were issued improperly in 2018, costing the Department of...

As U.S. manufacturers increasingly conduct business overseas, the way in which related parties of a company charge one another for goods and...

If you plan on traveling internationally, whether for business or for pleasure, you should be aware of a new law that allows the IRS to revoke...

From 2009-2018, the IRS offered various versions of its Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program (OVDP), which allowed taxpayers with previously...

Many times, individuals will find a buyer for their home, and they will even schedule a closing, only to discover that a Federal Tax Lien is going...