Abraham Rose News Today

It's 'a wakeup call' for taxpayers to stay on top of any communication they get from the service.

The Supreme Court ruled Thursday the IRS did not have to give a delinquent taxpayer's wife and law firm notice that it had summoned bank records linked to the man in an attempt to uncover and collect his assets.

The Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday in a dispute about when -- or if -- the IRS must give notice when it accesses banking records while probing assets of a delinquent taxpayer.

The Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday in a dispute about when -- or if -- the IRS must give notice when it accesses banking records while probing assets of a delinquent taxpayer.

Wolters, Robert John

At issue is whether the IRS needs to tell taxpayers when it gathers information about their bank accounts and other records.

Taxpayers' privacy rights hang in the balance in a Supreme Court case challenging the Internal Revenue Service's authority to examine financial documents in third-party investigations.

This post focuses on the recent case of Polselli, et al. v. IRS, Case No. 21-1010 (6th Cir., January 7, 2022). The recent Sixth Circuit’s recent opinion in Polselli, et...

Third-party summonses. Taxpayers, individuals, and companies, alike, should be aware of the Internal Revenue Service’s (“IRS”) power to issue third-party summonses. Even more,...

The Exchange Hotel opened in Gordonsville in 1860, built by Robert Omohundro at the site of his recently burned tavern. Omohundro took advantage of the nearby Central Virginia Railroad, offering food and lodging to wealthy travelers. The hotel later became a Civil War hospital and then a school for the formerly enslaved.