Since the 2008 financial crisis, and also due to the proliferation of digital international banking transactions, the IRS has attained more or less global reach in its ability […]
How Can the IRS Enforce Tax Collection Overseas?

Since the 2008 financial crisis, and also due to the proliferation of digital international banking transactions, the IRS has attained more or less global reach in its ability […]
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I blogged recently about the fact that mounting court cases have given the stamp of approval for the Government to meet a lower “burden of proof” in demonstrating […]
Part I of this blog post set out the tax problems that arise when one has created a foreign trust with US beneficiaries. This Part II will probe […]
By now I suspect many of my readers have heard about (and are shedding tears over) new Internal Revenue Code Section 965, and the “deemed repatriation” or “transition […]
President Trump’s tax reform was signed into law on December 22. My blog post last week detailed how the newly revised “kiddie tax” rules will take a big […]
The IRS has created a very helpful special page dealing exclusively with US tax reform. You will find news releases and IRS statements, IRS Notices, FAQs and more. Major […]
Giving a significant amount of investment assets to one’s children used to be a popular tax strategy, since it permitted the income earned on the investment to be […]
Today’s blog post was written with the assistance of Daniel S. Eckenrode. Daniel received his JD and LLM in Taxation from Villanova University School of Law. He is […]
Yesterday the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) “strongly encouraged” taxpayers who are seriously behind on their taxes to pay what they owe or enter into a payment agreement with […]