By: Coleman Jackson, Attorney, and Certified Public Accountant December 11, 2018 Internal Revenue Code Section 6012(b)(1) states that “[t]ax returns of decedents are to be made by the decedent’s executor, administrator, or other person charged with the property of the decedent.” A person having charge of the decedent’s property means a person who has…
By Coleman Jackson, Attorney, CPA October 15, 2018 Pursuant to Internal Revenue Code Section 162, a business can deduct an expense incurred in the business if it is an ordinary and necessary expense. An ordinary expense is customary to the taxpayer’s industry, trade or profession. Business expenses must be necessary, useful or helpful in…
By: Coleman Jackson, Attorney and Certified Public Accountant September 22, 2018 The IRS is closing down the Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program on September 28, 2018. This voluntary international tax compliance program was designed to help people, organizations and business entities hiding money, accounts and assets overseas to get current and come into compliance with U.S….
By Coleman Jackson, Attorney and Certified Public Accountant August 10, 2018 Paid Tax return preparers must exercise due diligence when preparing and assisting taxpayers in complying with federal tax laws. Internal Revenue Code Sec. 6695 (g) imposes a civil penalty on paid tax return preparers who fail to comply with due diligence eligibility requirements under…
By: Coleman Jackson, Attorney, Certified Public Accountant July 27, 2018 Online retailers have good reason to look out for the Texas Limited Sales, Use & Excise Tax. Have you ever heard of South Dakota versus Wayfair, Inc.? South Dakota vs. Wayfair, Inc., 585 U.S. ____ (2018) is a case decided by the U.S. Supreme Court…
By Coleman Jackson, Attorney & Certified Public Accountant June 21, 2018 The Internal Revenue Code is full of various kinds of penalties that the Internal Revenue Service is authorized to assess and collect from errant, indifferent, negligent, ambivalent, and indecisive or otherwise noncompliant taxpayers who fail to collect or pay their tax bill or attempt…
By: Coleman Jackson, Attorney, CPA May 11, 2018 Read discount coupons’ fine print. IRS refunds like discount coupons can be lost for a variety of reasons. That is why you need to read the fine print; so that, it is more likely than not, that you receive what you expected. Read carefully the fine print…
By: Coleman Jackson, Attorney, CPA March 27, 2018 Have you heard the news! On Monday, March 13, 2018 the IRS announced that it will end the Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program on September 28, 2018. It is likely already too late for all those people who are taking their chances and have not already made steps…
By: Coleman Jackson, Attorney, Certified Public Accountant February 08, 2018 Cryptocurrency is a virtual currency or digital value that serves as a medium of exchange, amount of wealth or measure of account or value. Virtual currency may act like a monetary currency, but it is not considered legal tender in the United States or anywhere…
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