Tax Law

Tax Law covers the rules and regulations that cover the process of taxing individuals and entity for earnings and items of monetary value. Tax contributions are required to be made for earnings and income (such as salaries and investments), the transfer of property and estates, income from licensing rights and import taxes imposed upon goods transported from foreign countries. Disputes between the IRS (Internal Revenue Service) and taxpayers are heard in the U.S. Tax Court. Tax attorneys represent parties not only in disputes with the IRS but also to incorporate appropriate and accurate tax planning concerning investments and expected future income and loss.

  1. Tax Audits What is the Statute of Limitations on an IRS Audit?

    The statute of limitations for IRS audits has 3 layers based on the circumstances in the case. Understand the layers and limits for prosecution.

  2. Tax Enforcement Dealing with the DOJ Tax Division on your Criminal Tax Case

    A short list of critically important things that you must know about dealing with the DOJ in a criminal tax case.

  3. Tax Enforcement The Failure To File Or Pay Tax: A Criminal Offense

    The failure to file or pay taxes may be a tax crime if the offense meets these three criteria, discussed in this tax article.

  4. Income Tax Streamlined Procedures for U.S. Taxpayers Residing in the United States

    One of the most significant changes brought about by the revised Streamlined Procedures announced in June 2014 is the extension of eligibility to U.S. taxpayers residing in the United States. As...

  5. Tax Returns New Tax Rules and Options for New York State Taxpayers

    New York State has introduced new tax rules such as filing state taxes online, same-sex marriage filing, pay by check requirements and new AGI calculations.

  6. Tax Returns Medical Expense Deductions: What Qualifies and How Much

    Understand what qualifies for medical expense deductions, how much you can deduct on your taxes, and the subsidy from Obamacare and the Premium Tax Credit.

  7. Tax Returns Dealing With a Tax Refund Check Sent in Error

    If you receive a tax refund in error, can you cash the check? If not, when must you return the money? Will there be penalties or interest due to the IRS?

  8. Tax Returns Tax Benefits for Parents: Credits, Exemptions & Deductions

    If you have a child, learn how you may be entitled to a tax credit, exemption or deduction from the IRS. A full list of tax benefits for parents, explained.

  9. Tax Returns How to Avoid a Late Filing and Late Payment Penalty

    What you should do when you can't file your taxes on time by April 15. How to avoid a late filing and late payment penalty. Handling IRS payment problems.

  10. Tax Returns How to Get a Tax Deduction for Charitable Contributions

    Understand how to get tax deductions for charitable contributions. Learn what qualifies, valuing property donations, record keeping and filing requirements.
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