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Many taxpayers ask their tax attorney whether various deadlines by which to take actions are fixed or can be extended. The general rule is that judicial filing deadlines in tax are jurisdictional and are not subject to equitable tolling under recent Supreme... Read More

Chief Judge Maurice B. Foley announced today that the United States Tax Court has adopted final amendments to its Rules of Practice and Procedure, including new Title XXIV.A (Partnership Actions Under BBA Section 1101), and certain conforming and miscellaneous amendments. The Court... Read More

You may appeal many IRS collection actions to the IRS Independent Office of Appeals (Appeals). Appeals is separate from and independent of the IRS Collection office that initiated the collection action. Appeals ensures and protects its independence by adhering to a strict... Read More

The Internal Revenue Service has issued Revenue Procedure 2019-38 (PDF) that outlines a safe harbor allowing particular interests in rental real estate to be treated as a trade or business for purposes of the qualified business income deduction under I.R.C section 199A of the... Read More

People often ask their tax lawyer how to respond to the CDTFA when they receive an audit letter. A CDTFA audit can present may issues for the taxpayer to consider and address. One issue that comes up in a CDTFA audit is... Read More

Taxpayers frequently ask their tax attorney what they need to do if they receive an IRS summons. Internal Revenue Code (IRC) § 7602 provides the Internal Revenue Service with summons authority. IRC § 7601 authorizes the IRS to inquire about any person... Read More