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March 14, 2017Guest Contributor – Thomas M. ReganCategories: Accounting, Audits, Collection Issues, Tom Regan, U.S. Tax CourtTags: burden of proving payment, CDP, How long do I keep my tax records, pattern of paying, Paynter

How Long Do I Need To Keep My Tax Records?

I am often asked how long do I have to maintain records to protect myself against actions by the Int...

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December 8, 2016Guest Contributor – Thomas M. ReganCategories: Collection Issues, Tom ReganTags: CDP Hearing, Collection Due Process Hearing, Intent to Levy, IRS Final Notice, IRS Notice, Metro MN Tax Lawyer, minneapolis tax, Minneapolis Tax Attorney, Minneapolis Tax Lawyer, minnesota tax, MN Tax Attorney, Notice of Intent to Levy, st. paul tax, st. paul tax attorney, st. paul tax lawyer, tax attorney mn, tax lawyer mn, twin cities tax, Twin Cities Tax Attorney, Twin Cities Tax Lawyer

Notice of Right to a Collection Due Process Hearing – Is the IRS Trying to Hide the Ball?

The IRS must give a taxpayer written notice, sent by certified mail, at least 30 days before it take...

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August 21, 2016Guest Contributor – Thomas M. ReganCategories: Bankruptcy, Collection Issues, Collection Options, Tom ReganTags: Bankruptcy, Colson, late returns, SFR, substitute for return

Late Returns and Discharging Taxes in Bankruptcy

If you want the chance to discharge your individual income taxes in bankruptcy, in Minnesota, file y...

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June 23, 2016Guest Contributor – Thomas M. ReganCategories: Accounting, Audits, Collection Issues, Employment Taxes, Tom ReganTags: decline inRrevenue Officers, early aleerts for Federal tax deposits, early alerts for FTD, EFTPS, employment taxes, problems with payroll tax preparers, real-time information, Tax Gap

Employment Taxes and Early Intervention

The IRS appears to be more serious about pursuing and prosecuting companies that do not pay their e...

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May 30, 2016Guest Contributor – Thomas M. ReganCategories: Tom ReganTags: Account Transcripts, attorney fees, change assessment, compromise, discharge taxes in bankruptcy, employment taxes, FOIA and GDPA, GDPA, Innocent Spouse, less than owing, litigation awards, non-passive, passive, payment plan, personal injury, profit motive, settlement awards, trust fund taxes, unpaid taxes

The Complete Lawyer – Tax Controversies

Tom recently presented a seminar to Minnesota attorneys in which he shared some common questions ask...

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April 30, 2014Guest Contributor – Thomas M. ReganCategories: Collection Issues, Federal District Court, Summons, Tom ReganTags: 7402, 7602, 7604, administrative summons, Clarke, IRS summons, summons, Supreme Court, U.S. v. Clarke

IRS Summons – Defending Against the Summons

The United States Supreme Court is considering an investor’s objection to summonses issued by the ...

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April 9, 2014Guest Contributor – Thomas M. ReganCategories: Employment Taxes, Income and Deductions, Settlements and Verdicts, Tom ReganTags: 20133501F, attorneys fees, LAFA, LEgal Advise Issued by Field Attroenys

Awards of Attorneys Fees to the Plaintiff – When Are They Taxable as Wages?

Settlements in legal disputes between employers and employees can vary significantly depending on wh...