Notes from the field.
Practical perspective on IRS disputes, what triggers them, how they unfold, and how to respond.
Contacted by the IRS Directly? A New Report Examines Your Right to Representation
A new TIGTA report found IRS revenue officers misread the rules on contacting represented taxpayers. Know your rights and what to do next.
Read article →Form 1099-DA and Crypto Tax Reporting: What the New Forms Leave Out
Brokers now report crypto on Form 1099-DA, but DeFi, staking and basis fall outside it. What the gaps mean for your return and your exposure.
Read article →Client Alert: Supreme Court Rules the President Lacks Authority to Impose Tariffs Under IEEPA
In a 6-3 decision the Court held that IEEPA does not authorize tariffs. The tariffs are no longer in effect, and refunds are now a question for the lower courts.
Read article →Potential Refunds for Tariffs Paid Under IEEPA: What Importers Should Do Now
With the Supreme Court weighing the IEEPA tariffs, businesses that paid them should map their entries by liquidation status and preserve refund rights now.
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Practice areas these insights support.
IRS Notices & Letters
What each IRS notice means, what it requires, and how long you have to respond before your options narrow.
Learn more →IRS Audits
What an IRS audit involves, why the IRS opens one, and how an attorney protects your position from the first letter.
Learn more →IRS Tax Penalties
How IRS penalties are calculated, why they stack, and the relief that reduces or removes them.
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