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Audit to Lawsuit: Spot the Line Before You Cross It (Webinar Recording)
Tax attorney Chaya Kundra breaks down the real decision points CPAs face during IRS audits: when substantiation becomes a legal issue, when to involve counsel, and how to protect your client without putting yourself at risk. Watch the full 30-minute recording and get tactical guidance you can apply immediately.
If It Looks Like an Employee, It Probably Is: The Hidden Legal Risks of Global Hiring
Hiring talent across borders has never been easier—but the legal and tax implications aren't always obvious. What looks like a simple contractor or remote work arrangement can sometimes create compliance obligations businesses never anticipated.
Tax Compliance & Tax Controversy Updates: Innocent Spouse Relief, Partnership Reporting & Law Firm Cybersecurity
Not every important legal or tax development arrives with a headline. Recent updates involving partnership reporting, innocent spouse relief, digital assets, and law firm cybersecurity highlight how technical changes can create real-world implications for businesses, professionals, and taxpayers.
Payroll Tax Compliance Risks Are Rising: What Employers Can Do Now
What used to stay within the scope of a payroll tax audit may no longer stay there. As federal agencies increase coordination around employment-related enforcement, businesses are facing greater scrutiny around worker classification, payroll reporting, and hiring practices—often from multiple angles at once.
Americans Abroad: The IRS Expands FEIE Waiver Relief for 2025
A sudden departure from a foreign country doesn’t automatically mean losing valuable tax benefits—but it can quickly become a compliance risk if handled incorrectly. The IRS has expanded FEIE relief for 2025, and knowing how to position your situation could make a significant financial difference.