In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court recently addressed the Chevron deference, a doctrine that has significantly influenced administrative law since its establishment in 1984. This pivotal decision came during the review of two cases, Loper Bright Enterprises v....
IRS Updates
IRS Tax Relief Alert: Penalty Payments Temporarily Suspended
Stay informed about recent IRS tax relief measures, eligibility criteria, and automatic penalty relief details for taxpayers facing back taxes from 2020-2021 amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
Employment Tax Audits: What Employers Need to Know
Worried about the possibility of an employment tax audit for your business? Here are specific areas the IRS may scrutinize closely.
Inside Tax Season 2023: Updates and Intrigues
Get ready for Tax Season 2023 with updates and insights on IRS changes, court rulings, and more. Stay informed about tax filing, deadlines, and significant developments in the ever-evolving tax landscape.
August 2023 Tax Updates By Tax Attorney Chaya Kundra
IRC §41 & Research Credits: Certain research activities undertaken by apparel retailer/taxpayer with respect to development of business component may be for qualified purpose under Code Sec. 41(d)(3). Also, research activities with respect to development of...
IRS’s Dirty Dozen Tax Scams 2023
From the IRS’ Notice IR-2023-71, published on April 5, 2023, the IRS provides its annual list of Dirty Dozen tax scams for 2023. The biggest takeaway is again being wary of sharing sensitive personal data over the phone, email or social media and “a tax deal that...
How To Settle Your IRS Debts On Your Own
Here is a brief explainer directly from the IRS on how to settle your own debts:
Green Book Proposal Could Pave Way For More IRS Penalties
Law360 (March 24, 2023, 8:25 PM EDT) -- The Internal Revenue Service would likely impose more civil penalties on taxpayers than it does now if the Biden administration's recently revived proposal to change requirements for supervisory approval of penalties at the...
CCM and PPP forgiveness
In (IR 2022-162, 9/21/2022; Chief Counsel Advice 202237010) the IRS noted that many PPP loan recipients who received loan forgiveness were qualified and used the loan proceeds properly to pay eligible expenses. However, the IRS has discovered that some recipients who...
Do I qualify for the IRS’ new penalty relief program?
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently announced that it will provide penalty relief to qualifying taxpayers who filed late taxes for the 2019 and 2020 tax years. The agency explained that the move is part of the agency’s broader plan to use recent funding to...