Tax Law Blog

Actor Robert De Niro is known as being one of the most successful working actors in Hollywood. More recently, De Niro's name made headlines when it was revealed that the Internal Revenue Service filed a tax lien against the actor related to a $6.4...

In our last blog post, we discussed some of the reasons that may increase the likelihood that an individual will receive a notice from the Internal Revenue Service that he or she is being audited. Dreaded by all U.S. citizens, the audit process...

It's nearly tax time and as individuals prepare to tackle their 2014 tax forms, they are advised to become educated about tax changes that may impact their tax liability. When it comes to filing one's taxes, a couple of things are nearly always...

There's been a lot of mention in the news lately about foreign financial accounts and efforts by the U.S. government to crackdown on would-be tax evaders. Gone are the days when individuals could easily open a foreign Swiss account and just happen...

These days, the Internal Revenue Service appears to have reached new heights of unpopularity among both members of the U.S. public and conservative politicians. While many conservatives have long-regarded the federal agency as being "broken," the...

Individuals in the U.S. are afforded with many opportunities and freedoms, including those that relate to commerce. According to the U.S. Small Business Administration, there are roughly 23 million small businesses in the U.S. and small businesses...

When it comes to the Internal Revenue Service, most Americans take a "less is more" approach -- as in the less you have to deal with the IRS the happier and hopefully more fiscally successful you'll be. There are, however, times when contact with...

Anyone who has ever sat down and attempted to prepare their own taxes has likely experienced some level of bewilderment and frustration. For those taxpayers who can't afford or simply refuse to turn to a professional tax preparer for assistance, the...