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Since the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue (PA DOR) implemented a new technology system several years ago, numerous inaccurate tax notices have been mailed to taxpayers, who have been burdened with
No matter how you feel about Donald Trump as President, there can be no doubt that change is coming. Read the article from the Winter 2017 GYF Perspectives.
Everyone has heard the statement that you should work at what you love. Being able to work everyday at something for which you hold great passion is a dream few
Regular corporations, which are taxed as separate legal entities and more commonly known as “C corporations” (since they are taxed under Subchapter C of the Internal Revenue Code), were once
On behalf of President Trump, new White House Chief of Staff, Reince Priebus, issued a memorandum describing a “regulatory freeze” that places a moratorium on all federal rule making, except
As part of the Surface Transportation and Veterans Health Care Choice Improvement Act of 2015, the new annual due date for filing the Reports of Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts
As you look forward to the new year, it is a good opportunity to take the time to review last year from a financial perspective. An easy way to start
With the finalization of the proposed Section 2704 regulations looming, individuals and their advisors should consider completing estate/gift tax planning or business valuation projects before year-end while the current tax
Let the fight begin! There has been a groundswell of protest against the Internal Revenue Service’s proposed Treasury regulations under Internal Revenue Code 2704, which were released in early August.
An interesting tax question arises when a taxpayer decides to sell land in bulk. To fully understand the issue, it is first necessary to describe the income tax strategy considered
Senate Finance Committee ranking member Ron Wyden, D-Oregon, released a discussion draft on September 8 of his proposed Retirement Improvements and Savings Enhancements (RISE) Bill. The Bill contains many taxpayer-friendly
In an unusual case (Scott Singer Installations, Inc., TC Memo 2016-161 (Tax Ct.)), and a taxpayer victory, the United States Tax Court has ruled that personal expenses paid by a
