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2009-04-04
Category: Blog 2009
Actually, I’m more inclined to believe ex – Sen. Phil Gramm’s observation that the current recession is more “emotional” than ‘”actual.” But just in case I’m wrong, as Americans struggle to make ends meet in a sluggish economy, many will be tempted to dip into the money that they should pay to …
2009-04-04
Category: Blog 2009
But only if they come forward to the IRS. The IRS has a “deal” for approximately 20,000 wealthy tax cheats who have hidden income with the help of Swiss bank giant UBS: come clean now and you won’t go to prison. In June, UBS private banker, Bradley Birkenfeld, plead guilty to helping California …
2009-04-04
Category: Blog 2009
Busting tax cheats pays well – just ask Heinrich Kieber. This former computer technician from the tiny country of Liechtenstein stole 3 CDs worth of banking data containing damning tax – skirting evidence against many of the world’s richest people. Twelve countries have paid him for the …
2009-04-04
Category: Blog 2009
Congress has recently proposed a controversial bill that would require credit card companies to report payments made to merchants for credit card and debit card transactions to the IRS. The idea is to catch tax cheats, but opponents of the bill doubt that such regulations would actually catch …
2009-04-04
Category: Blog 2009
IRS Statute of Limitations YES. The taxman doesn’t have forever to chase down unpaid taxes. Generally, 10 years after the tax is assessed, if the IRS hasn’t collected, the IRS statute of limitations kicks in and debts are forgiven. However, there are some important caveats to be aware …
2009-04-04
Category: Blog 2009
Calling the IRS is certainly can be grueling. Hold times can typically run up to an hour. But of you called, you know you’re not alone. The IRS provides these two classical compositions for your listening pleasure. But what the names of these catchy jingles? Well, we have investigated various …
2009-04-04
Category: Blog 2009
Well the IRS will be paying “special attention” to these three and any other foreign athletes and entertainers who work in the United States. The IRS recently launched an “Issue Management Team” focused on improving compliance by foreign athletes and entertainers who work in the United States. …
2009-04-02
Category: Blog 2009
Corina Cordova was a frugal, stubborn, hardworking woman. She also had a grandson with special needs who lived with her and was her only dependent. Corina lived on a fixed income and was under tremendous pressure from the IRS to pay…
2009-03-24
Categories: Tax Settlement, Tax Strategies