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  1. Zalma on Insurance

    The Insured Must Produce Tax Returns If the Insurer Demands Production

    By Barry Zalma

    The Need for an Insured to Cooperate with Insurer’s Investigation as a Condition Precedent A taste of a 5500 word article on tax returns and insurance claims. This blog post…

  2. Don't Mess With Taxes

    Do you have to file a tax return? Probably Thursday,

    By Angelo Carosio

    Do you have to file a tax return? Probably Thursday, January 16, 2025 Photo by Anna Shvets from Pexels The 2025 tax season officially starts Jan. 27, and millions of…

  3. White Collar Crime Prof Blog

    11th Circuit Applies U.S. v. Boyle’s bright-line rule to E-Filed Tax Returns

    By Solomon L. Wisenberg

    From yesterday's opinion in Wayne Lee v. United States:"The IRS penalizes taxpayers for filing late tax returns, unless the delay 'is due to reasonable cause and not . . .…

  4. Milikowsky Tax Law Blog

    Should You File Delinquent Returns If You Can’t Afford to Pay?

    By John Milikowsky

    One common question that clients often ask is whether they should file their delinquent tax returns if they can’t afford to pay the taxes owed. The answer is always yes.…

  5. U.S. Income Tax for Expatriates, Nonresidents & U.S. International Tax Matters

    Expatriate and Nonresident US Taxpayers should avoid these common mistakes when they file their tax return

    By Don D. Nelson

    Most of the common errors taxpayers make on their tax returns are easily avoidable. By carefully reviewing their return, taxpayers can save time and effort by not having to correct…

  6. TaxSlaw

    Trump’s Returns and Congress – Lessons, Next Steps?

    By Louis Vlahos

    The Returns Last Friday, December 30, 2022, during the final hours of the 117th Session of Congress, the House Ways and Means Committee – through which all tax legislation passes[i]…

  7. Constitutional Law Prof Blog

    Government, House File Arguments in Trump Tax Case

    By Steven D. Schwinn

    Steven D. Schwinn, University of Illinois Chicago School of LawThe solicitor general and the House today filed separate oppositions to former President Trump's emergency application to the Supreme Court for…

  8. Constitutional Law Prof Blog

    SCOTUS Temporarily Blocks Committee Access to Trump Taxes

    By Steven D. Schwinn

    Chief Justice Roberts issued an order temporarily blocking the House Committee on Ways and Means from obtaining former President Trump's tax returns from Treasury. The D.C. Circuit previously rebuffed Trump's…

  9. U.S. Income Tax for Expatriates, Nonresidents & U.S. International Tax Matters

    IRS PENALTY RELEIF FOR RETURNS FILED IN 2019 AND 2020

    By Don D. Nelson

    The IRS is providing penalty relief to certain taxpayers who filed their 2019 and/or 2020 tax returns late. The penalty relief also extends to certain domestic and international information return…

  10. Krekeler Strother, S.C Law Blog

    Should I File Tax Returns Before or After I File Bankruptcy?

    By J. David Krekeler

    It’s tax season, so that makes it a good time to answer this frequently asked question: SHOULD I FILE MY TAX RETURNS BEFORE OR AFTER I FILE BANKRUPTCY?It is probably…