Published Articles

Statute of Limitations Regarding Overstatement of Basis - Chaya Kundra, Esq., Chair
and John August, Esq.
This article is found on the 19^th page of January 2010 volume 57, Issue 7 of the Bar
Association of Montgomery County, MD Newsletter.

Coming to a Standstill: Suspending the Statute of Limitations
during the Installment Agreement Process - Heather Bravi, Esq
Montgomer County Bar Journal Newsletter

	IRS FAQ

	Tax Focus 2010: Are You Ready?

	Whos Next in Line for and IRS Audit

	Reporting Requirements for FBAR: Generally and Under the IRS' Amnesty Program

	Bankruptcy Filing and Federal Employment Taxes

	Maryland Tax Amnesty Proposal

	IRS Fails to Nab Payroll Cheats - FinancialWeek.com, August 25, 2008
	Reprinted with permission from FinancialWeek.com

	Life Cycle of a Federal Tax Controversy - JOURNAL OF TAX PRACTICE & PROCEDURE December 2006 - January 2007
	Reprinted with the publisher’s permission from the JOURNAL OF TAX PRACTICE & PROCEDURE

	Life Cycle of a Federal Tax Controversy - Maryland Bar Journal November 2006
	Reproduced with the permission of the Maryland Bar Journal

	Recent Tax Initiatives
	The updated estimate of the overall gross tax gap for Tax Year 2001 is now $290 billion. Over 80% is from underreported taxes. Since 2001, the IRS increased its enforcement revenues from $33.8 billion in 2001 to $47.3 billion in 2005. Further audits of taxpayers earning $100,000+ topped 221,000 in fiscal year 2005.

	Making Your Tax Case Before IRS Appeals
	There can be no doubt that the IRS is revitalizing its collection efforts. From our prior newsletter, the Robinette opinion was decided by the 8th Circuit only a few weeks ago. It touched on a theme becoming more prevalent among the tax community: making the administrative record while looking to the statute of limitations.

	Section of Taxation
	On Tuesday, February 28th, the 9th Circuit published its decision in Commissioner v. Ewing, 2006 WL 463788 (9th Cir.). Ewing deals with the denial of an innocent spouse claim where the couple was still married, and the wife believed the husband would be satisfying 'his share' of the self-assessed tax liability. The ruling identifies...

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