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IRS Announces Relief From Penalties On Some 2019 And 2020 Tax Returns | Polsinelli - Vimarsana News

IRS Announces Relief From Penalties On Some 2019 And 2020 Tax Returns | Polsinelli

The IRS just announced, in releasing Notice 22-36, that it will be automatically issuing an estimated $1.2 billion in refunds or credits related to failure to file penalties assessed...

Form 5471 (What US Shareholders Should Know Before Filing) - Vimarsana News

Form 5471 (What US Shareholders Should Know Before Filing)

While it would appear that there are an infinite number of international information reporting forms required for taxpayers with overseas accounts…

Tax Compliance: Understanding Tax Issues With Auctions - Tax Authorities - Vimarsana News

Tax Compliance: Understanding Tax Issues With Auctions - Tax Authorities

Auctions can be an effective way to raise funds at your not-for-profit organization's fundraising events. However, preparing for an auction involves more than fun and game...

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IRS destroyed 30 million tax filing documents, lawmakers demand answers - Vimarsana News

IRS destroyed 30 million tax filing documents, lawmakers demand answers

(The Center Square) – The Internal Revenue Service has been under fire for delays and millions of backlogged returns, but now lawmakers are raising the alarm after the federal agency

IRS destroyed 30 million tax filing documents, lawmakers demand answers - Vimarsana News

IRS destroyed 30 million tax filing documents, lawmakers demand answers

(The Center Square) – The Internal Revenue Service has been under fire for delays and millions of backlogged returns, but now lawmakers are raising the alarm after the federal agency