Tax Law Blog

In an effort to address international offshore tax evasion and avoidance, the European Union (EU) created a blacklist in December 2017 that identified 17 countries and put 47 more on a “gray list” for failing to meet international standards of...

An industry that vies for attention is receiving unwelcome scrutiny from tax authorities in Italy.

A Denver business owner recently pleaded guilty to tax evasion. She used her companies income and accounts to directly pay for her personal expenses. She filed false returns and left her accountant in the dark. 

CLEVELAND--(BUSINESS WIRE)--It is our pleasure to announce that for the third consecutive year our managing partner Robert J. Fedor Esq. has been selected for the Ohio Super Lawyers List. For the fourth year in a row, two of our Associates, Michael...

Taxes can be very complex, especially for someone who is a business owner or has a significant amount of personal wealth and assets. People who need help with their taxes may be wondering if they should hire a tax attorney over a CPA to handle their...

One of the defining aspects of President Donald Trump’s presidential campaign was his focus on changing tax laws. With the lack of progress on repealing Obamacare, the President turned his attention to tax reform. Both the Senate and the House have...

In return for bringing in Big Business, Amazon is aiming to receive billions of dollars worth of tax credits from some lucky North American city.  Is this a race to the bottom for prominent cities, future incentive for IRS audits, or a good deal?

Secret Swiss accounts, loose gems, and shell companies figured prominently in the case against a Connecticut resident who pled guilty to tax crimes and failure to report on offshore assets.

Recently filed charges against businessman and lobbyist Paul Manafort offer a wealth of advice and warning about foreign holdings and associated tax requirements.

Ongoing budget cuts appear to be weakening the enforcement efforts of the Criminal Investigation branch of the IRS, according to its most recent annual report.