Every now and again, a case comes across your desk that makes you say, “Whoa.”
Alon Farhy v. Commissioner is just such a case.
The Tax Court gave Farhy a win, ruling that the IRS could not collect from him in this instance—the IRS had no statutory authority to assess penalties under section 6038. – Forbes – Taxes
Every now and again, a case comes across your desk that makes you say, “Whoa.”
Alon Farhy v. Commissioner is just such a case.
The Tax Court gave Farhy a win, ruling that the IRS could not collect from him in this instance—the IRS had no statutory authority to assess penalties under section 6038. – Forbes – Taxes
Every now and again, a case comes across your desk that makes you say, “Whoa.”
Alon Farhy v. Commissioner is just such a case.
The Tax Court gave Farhy a win, ruling that the IRS could not collect from him in this instance—the IRS had no statutory authority to assess penalties under section 6038. – Forbes – Taxes
Every now and again, a case comes across your desk that makes you say, “Whoa.”
Alon Farhy v. Commissioner is just such a case.
The Tax Court gave Farhy a win, ruling that the IRS could not collect from him in this instance—the IRS had no statutory authority to assess penalties under section 6038. – Forbes – Taxes
Every now and again, a case comes across your desk that makes you say, “Whoa.”
Alon Farhy v. Commissioner is just such a case.
The Tax Court gave Farhy a win, ruling that the IRS could not collect from him in this instance—the IRS had no statutory authority to assess penalties under section 6038. – Forbes – Channel Feed
Every now and again, a case comes across your desk that makes you say, “Whoa.”
Alon Farhy v. Commissioner is just such a case.
The Tax Court gave Farhy a win, ruling that the IRS could not collect from him in this instance—the IRS had no statutory authority to assess penalties under section 6038. – Forbes – Channel Feed
Every now and again, a case comes across your desk that makes you say, “Whoa.”
Alon Farhy v. Commissioner is just such a case.
The Tax Court gave Farhy a win, ruling that the IRS could not collect from him in this instance—the IRS had no statutory authority to assess penalties under section 6038. – Forbes – Taxes
Today’s Social Security column addresses questions about whether people living outside the US can still collect their Social Security benefits, how payments are made when eligible for two benefits at once and survivor’s benefits before retirement benefits. – Forbes – Taxes
Today’s Social Security column addresses questions about whether people living outside the US can still collect their Social Security benefits, how payments are made when eligible for two benefits at once and survivor’s benefits before retirement benefits. – Forbes – Taxes
IRS Criminal Investigation has continued to pursue Covid-related fraud, including PPP and unemployment compensation schemes. Here’s a look at two enforcement efforts that resulted in criminal charges. – Forbes – Taxes
If you live in California, you will likely qualify for an automatic tax-filing extension. So exactly is the deadline to file your taxes if you live in California? – Forbes – Taxes
If you live in California, you will likely qualify for an automatic tax-filing extension. So exactly is the deadline to file your taxes if you live in California? – Forbes – Taxes