The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA), Mr. J. Russell George, issued another warning Thursday, October 15th, that although
Just last week, we posted a brief article outlining new statutory requirements reporting tax bases related to inherited property included
As most taxpayers understand, property held by the decedent at death must be reported on a federal estate tax return
As students begin a new school year, parents and self-financed students are facing growing tuition costs, as well as other
There seems to be a never-ending progression of problems facing the Internal Revenue Service. One of the greatest challenges facing
Just a day before the current highway funding bill was about to expire, the Senate passed by a vote of
Download this article, about tax credits that can be claimed by divorced parents, which appeared in the Summer 2015 issue
Download this article, reviewing the requirements for this tax break, which appeared in the Summer 2015 issue of GYF Perspectives.
Download this article, discussing deductions that can be taken against income received from oil and gas drilling and operations, which
Providing stock or other equity capital interests in the employer’s capital is a common element of executive compensation. Most often,
The Internal Revenue Service has announced that it will no longer issue letter rulings or determination letters on whether assets
There is, perhaps, no problem looming larger with the Internal Revenue Service than taxpayer identification protection. The recent news of
