An Offer in Compromise (OIC) is a legal mechanism that allows a taxpayer to settle an IRS tax debt for less than the full amount owed.
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Do You Qualify for an Offer in Compromise?
Offer in Compromise (OIC), a tax resolution tool that allows individuals to settle their tax debt for less than the full amount owed
Stewart Weston Case: Denial of Deduction for Travel Expenses
Denial of Deduction for Travel Expenses
Challenges in Proving Reasonable Cause: Budde v. Commissioner Case
This case highlights the stringent standards upheld by the IRS and Tax Court when evaluating taxpayers’ defenses against accuracy-related penalties, particularly for negligence or substantial understatement of income tax.
Deductions Rejected by Tax Court: The Atighi Case
standards taxpayers must meet to substantiate deductions and accurately report taxable income
Denial of Tax-Exempt Status:Students and Academics for Free Expression Case
This case underscores the importance of a complete and well-documented application process for organizations seeking recognition as 501(c)(3)
How to File a Tax Court Petition: A Legal Overview
This article delves into the mechanics and procedureal requirements of filing a Tax Court petition
Innocent Spouse Relief: A Lifeline for Unfair Tax Liabilities
Innocent Spouse Relief provides critical protection for taxpayers who face tax liabilities resulting from the actions of their current or former spouse.
Federal Tax Liens: What Every Tax Practitioner Should Know
Understanding the mechanics of a federal tax lien, and strategies to address them can help practitioners guide clients effectively.
Frivolous Position Penalty Under IRC § 6673: Swanson Case
This case serves as a reminder of the Tax Court’s strict stance on taxpayers who present baseless arguments and the application of the frivolous position penalty.
