The Department of Justice has maintained a historical pattern of aggressive action around the summer months starting with March and going through August. Here is a quick timeline of historical events during these months:
This article today will attempt to provide a simple (I stress the word simple to my fellow colleagues) history of the law in this area as of the most recent statutory progression and the development of the sparse case law.
For taxpayers seeking relief under Streamline Filing Compliance Procedures, recent IRS changes provide some welcome news.
The IRS now resorts to indirect, ancillary methods to assist with the assessment and collection of tax due. This article explores three such methods identified recently by the National Taxpayer Advocate.
Today, Five Stone received the exciting news that our organization is one of three finalists for the Ethics in Business & Community Award, presented by RecognizeGood, a local nonprofit that sponsors the award.
On June 19th, 2015, the Department of Justice (DOJ) came to an agreement under the Swiss Bank Program with two new Swiss banks, Bank Linth LLB AG and Bank Sparhafen Zurich AG.
An uncooperative taxpayer in the eyes of the IRS is simply one who is non-compliant. Non-compliance can mean many different things such as failing to file tax returns, failing to file informational returns or reports, and/or filing a tax return with a balance due and failing to make payment or payment arrangements.
Recently, I have dealt with several taxpayers that were determined to have filing requirements in both the United Kingdom and the United States. This can be a tricky analysis as both systems are unique in their approach.
An interview with Anne Liebgott, CEO of Where Americans are Welcome.
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