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Do You Need a Tax Attorney When You are Audited by IRS or When You Start a New Business?
Now that the season to file tax returns has ended, many people may become concerned about whether some aspect of their return might draw the attention of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and lead to an audit. This leads to … Continue reading
Posted in Business Law, Corporate Taxes, Family Law, Filing Your Tax Return, Partnerships, Personal Attorney, Radio Show: Wealth Preservation and You, Starting a New Business, Tax Law
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Whitney Houston Update; IRS Publishes “Fresh Start” for Struggling Taxpayers; California Residency
We are in the heart of tax season, so naturally we have recently been addressing many related issues. We wish we had time to discuss them all on our weekly radio and web broadcast on KDOW 1220 AM, and then … Continue reading
Posted in Asset Protection, California Trust Law, Estate Planning, Estate Tax, Family Law, Filing Your Tax Return, Income Tax, Probate, Radio Show: Wealth Preservation and You, Tax Law, Trust Administration, Trusts & Estates
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Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Initiative is Revised Indefinitely for Undeclared Offshore Bank Accounts and Overseas Assets
The Internal Revenue Service has reopened the very popular and lucrative Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Initiative (OVDI) for an indefinite period, according to the IRS Newswire release on January 9. If your middle name is “Revenue” and you discover a way … Continue reading
Posted in Offshore Bank Account, Overseas Assets, Tax Law
Tagged California Tax Attorney, Connie Yi, CPA, Internal Revenue Service, IRS Newswire, Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Initiative, OVDI, overseas assets, San Francisco Bay Area, U.S. taxpayers, Undeclared Offshore Bank Accounts
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Estate Tax Form 706 Is Ready For 2010 Along With Extended Deadline For Filing Return
We recently wrote an article about estate taxes, which mentioned that we would have to wait and see what changes to the law would be enacted. The wait is now over, because last week the Internal Revenue Service published on … Continue reading
Posted in Estate Planning, Estate Tax, Probate, Tax Law
Tagged Estate Tax, Form 706, Internal Revenue Service, Probate, Unified Credit
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At an IRS Audit, Consider a Tax Attorney and Certified Public Accountant as Your Representation
Many people like the feeling of being frightened while watching a scary horror movie. However, when they leave the movie theater, not even fans of horror films like the frightening feeling that comes from having just received notification from the … Continue reading
