Forms 8938, 5471, 3520 3520-A, 5472, 8865, and 926 and Assessable vs. Nonassessable Penalties
By Stephen J. Dunn |
In the recent case of Farhy v. Commissioner, the Internal Revenue Service assessed penalties against Alon Farhy for failing to ...
Read More Required Minimum Distributions
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Internal Revenue Code (“IRC”) Section 403(b) annuities, Section 401(k) plans, and Section 408 individual retirement arrangements, whether individual retirement accounts ...
Read More Supreme Court Signals Reversal in Bittner
By Stephen J. Dunn |
On November 2 the Supreme Court held oral arguments in Bittner,[1] on whether the failure to timely file a Financial ...
Read More Supreme Court Grants Certiorari in Bittner
By Stephen J. Dunn |
In United States v. Bittner, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit held that the $10,000 penalty for ...
Read More Michigan Durable Powers Of Attorney
By Stephen J. Dunn |
If an individual (“principal”) while mentally competent executes a durable power of attorney, then his agent (also-called “attorney-in-fact”) acting under ...
Read More Expatriation From The United States
By Stephen J. Dunn |
Renunciation of United States citizenship or abandonment of United States lawful permanent resident (“green card”) status is a major event ...
Read More United States Income Taxation Of United Kingdom-Based Pension Plans
By Stephen J. Dunn |
Many United Kingdom citizens retire in the United States after working in the United Kingdom. Such individuals’ interests in United ...
Read More Foreign Accounts Compliance Update
By Stephen J. Dunn |
Immigration to the United States continues at a strong pace. The people coming over tend to be members of the ...
Read More Internal Revenue Code § 965 and the Streamlined Procedures
By Stephen J. Dunn |
Internal Revenue Code § 965, as added by the Tax Cut and Jobs Act of 2017, requires a controlled foreign ...
Read More Advantageous Abandonment of a U.S. Green Card
By Stephen J. Dunn |
If you have the status of lawful permanent resident of the United States (i.e., you are a “green card” holder), ...
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