Transactions of Interest v. Listed Transactions – What is the Difference?
Transactions of Interest v. Listed Transactions – What is the Difference? By Michael E. Lloyd IRS Notice 2016-66. […]
Transactions of Interest v. Listed Transactions – What is the Difference? By Michael E. Lloyd IRS Notice 2016-66. […]
Help — My Captive is a Transaction of Interest! – What does it mean? By Michael E. Lloyd, Esq. […]
On August 24, 2016 the IRS released new guidance that allows individuals that have missed the 60 day time limit […]
The IRS is Auditing Captives! May 26, 2016 Williams Coulson attorneys are currently representing Captive owners who are under […]
The use of captive intangible companies, commonly referred to as Delaware holding companies, has been a common state tax planning […]
Captive insurance companies are a common business tool used by thousands of large and small employers to manage various insurance […]
The House Ways and Means Committee has proposed a Tax Extenders Bill that provides new legislation on Captive Insurance Companies […]
Each year, the IRS publishes its “Dirty Dozen” list of Tax Scams for the tax filing season. The purpose is […]
We have learned from discussions with IRS Representatives that the IRS is now opening a large number of captive audits. […]
The IRS is currently auditing owners of captive insurance companies who are customers of promoters who are under scrutiny by […]
The IRS released the 2015 Cost of Living Adjustments for various limitations affecting retirement plans on October 23, 2014. The […]
Daniel P. Johnson and Edward P. Wojnaroski, Jr., members of the Pittsburgh law firm, Williams Coulson Johnson Lloyd Parker & […]
A Power of Attorney document grants to another person (the Agent) the power to act on someone else’s behalf (the […]
Legislation has recently been introduced that would make significant changes to the Pennsylvania corporate net income tax. If enacted, House […]
Recently enacted legislation expands opportunities for securing tax benefits under the Pennsylvania Keystone Opportunity Zone program and related programs (Keystone […]
On May 16, 2012 the IRS revised the sections of the Internal Revenue Manual dealing with the 6707A penalty. The Manual […]
Fourth Circuit Overturns Taxpayer Victory, Imposes Willful Failure to File Civil Penalty Late last week, the Fourth Circuit issued an […]
Q. What is an FBAR and When is it Due? A. An FBAR is a Report of Foreign Bank and […]
In her recently-released annual report to Congress, IRS Taxpayer Advocate Nina E. Olson called for the IRS to improve its […]
DON’T FORGET CRUMMEY RESPONSIBILITIES Many clients have been given copies of “Crummey” letters to send to trust beneficiaries who have […]