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Sec. 368 Reorganization Taxation

Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 368 allows merger and acquisition transactions to qualify as a reorganization when an acquiring corporation gives a substantial amount of its own stock as consideration to the acquired (or “target”) corporation. Section 368 has several conditions which must be satisfied in order for a transaction to qualify as a “reorganization;” just as with partial […]

Documents the IRS Auditor Will Request

Documents the IRS Auditor Will Request

If you’ve been selected for an audit, you may wonder which documents you’ll need to provide. You are required by law to keep any records you used to prepare your tax return for at least three years after the date the return was filed. Although it might be overwhelming and frightening, it might not be as bad […]

New York Offer in Compromise

How Do You Make a New York Offer in Compromise?

As we’ve discussed before, an offer in compromise (OIC) is one of the best means to settle your back tax liability for less than the full amount. OICs have been used to help literally millions of Americans bring either their federal or state accounts up-to-date and begin on a fresh track. In New York State, taxpayers can submit an […]

New York taxpayers

New York Taxpayers Versus Other Americans

Though all American taxpayers are subject to the same federal system of taxation, New York taxpayers face a higher than average tax burden. Many people forget or never focus on the wide variation in state level taxation. State level taxation varies both in terms of degree and kind: states impose a wide range of income, sales and property […]

Al Capone Tax Evasion

The Al Capone Tax Evasion Case

Alphonse Capone – typically known as “Al” Capone – was a notorious gangster who, at the height of his power, ran and commanded one of the most profitable criminal organizations in history. Born in Brooklyn, New York in 1899 to parents of Italian descent, Capone began his criminal career early and by his mid-20s he had gained […]

Statute of limitations

The Statute of Limitations for Back Tax Debt

If you owe back taxes, one very important fact you should keep in mind is that the IRS does not have an unlimited amount of time to collect your debt. Just as a district attorney or federal prosecutor only has a limited time to prosecute certain crimes, the IRS is also bound by a statute […]

Resolve Unpaid Tax Debt

How to Resolve Unpaid Tax Debt in New York

If you or any other New Yorker should find yourself in a situation in which you’re panicking about how to deal with back tax debt, the first piece of advice you need to absorb is this: don’t panic, because you have options. In the U.S., at both the state and federal level, the tax system is not intended […]

Withhold Payroll Taxes

What If Employers Don’t Withhold Payroll Taxes?

As an employer, you have a legal responsibility to withhold payroll taxes and pay those taxes to the IRS when due. Even if you use a payroll service, you still have a responsibility to see that this is done. If you do not withhold payroll taxes and pay them correctly and in a timely manner, […]

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