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A New Year of Transition in Tax Enforcement: What Taxpayers Should Be Watching
The tax enforcement landscape is changing. Proposed updates to IRS penalty procedures and Tax Court rules signal a growing emphasis on process and timing—often before disputes reach Appeals or litigation. This blog examines what these shifts may mean for taxpayers as the year unfolds.
Year-End Legal Checkpoints for Business Owners
Year-end isn’t just about closing your books—it’s when hidden IRS legal risks can quietly become next year’s problems. Discover the four checkpoints every business owner should review before January.
How the 2025 Government Shutdown Impacted the IRS—and What Taxpayers Should Expect Next
The 2025 shutdown didn’t stop the IRS from enforcing deadlines, penalties, or collections. Find out what kept running, what stalled, and how another shutdown could impact you.
When the IRS Comes for the Heirs: How Personal Representatives Can Be Liable for Unpaid Estate Taxes
Think settling an estate ends once the heirs get paid? Not if the IRS is still waiting. Here’s how PRs can unknowingly trigger personal liability—and how to avoid the trap.
Can the IRS “Look Through” an Intermediary in Foreign Gift Reporting?
When foreign gifts pass through intermediaries, IRS reporting can get complicated. Learn how the “substance over form” rule affects compliance and penalties.