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The Internal Revenue Service has a new audit regime to administer. Taxpayers frequently have asked their tax attorney: what is the new BBA centralized audit regime? Also, how will the new BBA audit regime impact their partnership? Moreover, taxpayer’s ask whether a...

IRS CDP HEARINGS AND TAX COURT LITIGATION

18 Jan 2020

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Taxpayers often ask their tax attorney what they can do to dispute a tax liability or collection action when they receive an IRS Final Notice of intent to levy or Notice of Federal Tax Lien. Additionally, taxpayers ask what options they have...

How Does AB 147 Change California (CDTFA) Sales Tax Requirements for Out of State Retailers?

11 Jan 2020

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On April 25, 2019, California passed Assembly Bill No. (AB) 147. AB 147 amended Revenue and Taxation Code (RTC) section 6203 to require retailers located outside of California to register with the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration (CDTFA) and collect...

How did AB5 Change California Worker Classifications?

07 Jan 2020

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A common question that taxpayers ask their tax attorney is whether a worker is an independent contractor or employee. In addition, what are the boundaries to that distinction? What are the factors? What if the worker prefers to be an independent contractor,...

WHAT CAN I DO IF I DEFAULT ON MY IRS INSTALLMENT AGREEMENT?

01 Jan 2020

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If you have a tax liability and you default on your IRS installment agreement, the IRS will generally terminate your installment agreement. However, you may be able to reinstate your IRS installment agreement without providing updated financial statements. As a result, reinstating...

EDD “Safe Harbor” Rules for Independent Contractors

20 Mar 2019

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In our last blog post we discussed what happens if the EDD reclassifies your independent contractors as employees. In this post, we’ll discuss how to ensure that that doesn’t happen if you have domestic workers. These are considered the EDD “safe harbor”...