Tax Law Blog

According to the Internal Revenue Service's website, in 2012, the agency received a total of 144,928,472 tax return documents. Given the significant number of tax returns filed each year, it's seems crazy to think that the IRS would be able to...

With 2014 drawing to an end, Ohio residents are gearing up for a New Year and a fresh start. While individuals may be contemplating their New Year's resolutions, small business owners are busy planning and preparing documents related to...

When it comes to the Internal Revenue Service and allegations or charges of criminal wrongdoing, much depends on an individual taxpayer's intent. In a criminal IRS matter, the IRS bears the burden of proving that an individual intentionally acted to...

In addition to being the governmental agency responsible for establishing tax laws and collecting taxes, the Internal Revenue Service is also responsible in part for enforcing the laws and regulations it passes. The IRS' criminal enforcement...

Small business owners are often credited with serving a vital role in the U.S. economy and providing for both its stability and growth. While small business owners took a tremendous financial hit during the recent recession, many fought back and...

We've previously provided information related to some of the new IRS requirements concerning reporting the existence of foreign accounts and assets. We also discussed how individuals who fail to comply with these new regulations can own up to and...