If you owe money to the IRS, you face possible seizure of your assets such as wage garnishment or a bank levy. In some rare cases, the IRS can even foreclose on your home. This post is intended to give you some basic knowledge of what an...
Give and you shall receive, as the saying goes. If you are considering a year-end gift of money or property to a worthy charity, here are some tips on maximizing your charitable tax deduction: Keep good records! Regardless of the amount...
Divorce is tough. No doubt about it. So avoiding more bad news is probably a good idea. While I can't make divorce any easier here are some tips on avoiding tax troubles in your divorce: 1. Filing a joint return in your final year of...
In Re Giacchi, on appeal to the District Court E.D. of Pennsylvania Good question. The answer can mean a great deal to a debtor trying to discharge a stale tax debt. Mr. Giacchi, hailing from Pennsylvania, sought out bankruptcy protection...
As a tax attorney I often hear the lament, "I can't file my taxes because I don't have the money!" Not having the money to pay your taxes is not great but IRS stormtroopers are not going to flood into your home to carry you off to some...
IRS notices are important. Inside the IRS lays out what it wants from you. Failure to open the letter means you may be giving up valuable rights. Don’t make this simple mistake – open the letter and read it!
T.C. Memo. 2015-1 Tulane Meredith Peterson v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue (Issued January 5, 2015) The Story Arcadia, California resident Tulane Peterson loved to fly. While licensed as an attorney since 1997, his first true and...
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