Explore key March updates in tax law and IRS oversight, including IRS data-sharing, tax credit issues, and taxpayer protections.
March Legal Update: Key Developments in Tax Law and IRS Oversight
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Tax Law
What Every U.S. Taxpayer Needs to Know About FATCA
The FATCA filing requirement is in place for U.S. taxpayers who receive foreign income or hold foreign assets, and noncompliance has strict penalties.
February 2025 Tax Update: Key Changes and Legal Insights
Explore key February 2025 tax law changes and their impact, with expert insights from Kundra & Associates on navigating these developments.
Your Legal Shield in Tax Controversies: Understanding the Taxpayer Bill of Rights
Facing an IRS dispute? Learn how the Taxpayer Bill of Rights protects business owners and how legal representation can help you navigate tax issues.
Stay Ahead of the IRS: Key Payroll Tax Withholding Lessons for Employers
Learn essential payroll tax withholding lessons, common pitfalls to avoid, and strategies to manage and resolve payroll tax challenges effectively.
Key Criminal Tax Case Roundup as 2025 Begins
Explore key criminal tax cases from 2024 and their outcomes to understand the importance of compliance and the severe consequences of tax law violations.
IRS Intensifies Post-Pandemic Tax Collection for High Earners and Business Owners
Discover how the IRS has intensified tax enforcement for high earners and business owners post-pandemic, and the role of Kundra & Associates in legal guidance.
What Triggers an IRS Audit? How You Can Protect Your Financial Interests
As you build wealth, you may also create more IRS audit triggers, but a trusted tax lawyer can help you navigate any increased scrutiny.
Staying Ahead: The Top Tax Stories of November 2024
Explore November 2024’s top tax updates, including FSA limit increases, military tax benefits, and a $4.2M fraud penalty upheld in a landmark IRS case.
Unintentional Mistake vs. Tax Fraud: Understanding the Difference
Tax fraud is a serious issue that can have significant consequences. Working with an IRS tax attorney can help reduce or avoid tax fraud penalties.