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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.
The End of an Era: DOJ Dismantles Its Tax Division
The Department of Justice has quietly dismantled its long-standing Tax Division, redistributing its attorneys and budget into other departments. What does this mean for the future of federal tax enforcement—and for those who practice in it?
IRS Enforcement Priorities for 2025–2026
The IRS is increasing audits and enforcement in 2025–2026, targeting high-income individuals, large partnerships, digital assets, and more. Learn what’s changing.
How to Resolve Payroll Tax Disputes with the IRS
Payroll tax disputes with the IRS can trigger penalties and audits. This guide explains causes, steps to take, and when a business tax lawyer can help.