Tax Returns, Tax Fraud, Reporting Requirements

Civil Tax Fraud: Should 75 Percent Appear Too Small, Be Thankful the IRS Doesn’t Take It All

Vinson & Elkins LLP on 8/8/2025

Mistakes happen, including when it comes to reporting and paying taxes. And for taxpayers and their advisors, those mistakes can lead to costly consequences, as the Internal Revenue Code (“Code”) allows the Internal Revenue...more

Adopting the Moving Van Approach

Offit Kurman on 1/15/2025

When it comes to estate taxes, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) expects all tangible personal property to be properly reported on Schedule F of Form 706. This includes any valuable assets such as art collections, antiques,...more

Are There Strategies to Avoid an IRS Audit?

Allen Barron, Inc. on 11/28/2023

Are there strategies to avoid an IRS audit? What are some of the known risks for triggering an IRS audit? What should you do if you have are concerned about the information provided a previous tax return? Is there a way to...more

Tenth Circuit Affirms Deficiencies, Penalties for Offshore Income

Lerch, Early & Brewer on 4/4/2023

Harrington v. Commissioner - In Harrington v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, George S. Harrington (Harrington) challenged tax deficiencies and fraud penalties assessed for tax years 2005 through 2010. Originally...more

IRS can Prove that a Taxpayer Under-Reported Income

Foodman CPAs & Advisors on 6/17/2019

There are Taxpayers that understate income, overstate expenses and present fraudulent claims on their tax returns for credits and deductions. These Taxpayers run the risk of being identified by the IRS and having IRS...more

Tax Returns › Tax Fraud › Reporting Requirements

Civil Tax Fraud: Should 75 Percent Appear Too Small, Be Thankful the IRS Doesn’t Take It All

Adopting the Moving Van Approach

Are There Strategies to Avoid an IRS Audit?

Tenth Circuit Affirms Deficiencies, Penalties for Offshore Income

IRS can Prove that a Taxpayer Under-Reported Income

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