Covers fifteen of the most applicable tax penalties to individuals and small businesses, the pertinent tax laws thereon, the exceptions and bases for relief, the forms and rationale for contestations, and the abusive assertion (by the IRS) of the 75% civil fraud penalty. Softcover.
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Holmes F. Crouch is the author of 25 books including Family Tax Strategies, Disagreeing with the IRS, and Winning Your Audit. He has 25 years of experience as an IRS enrolled tax practitioner. He lives in Saratoga, California.
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By Gina L. Gwozdz, CPA "Gina L. Gwozdz, CPA" (Amarillo, Texas) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Contesting IRS Penalties (Series 500: Audits & Appeals) (Paperback)
This book should be required reading of any professional tax adviser. It is very thorough, a bit dry at times, but way better than reading the tax code directly! Mr. Crouch explains exactly what you need to do and why. In addition he provides examples.
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Two Common IRS Penalties Are: (A) Failure To File A Return When Required, And (B) Failure To Pay The Full Amount when Due. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
jurat clause, examination change report, trust fund failures, unagreed matters, disputive issue, willful tax evasion, valuation penalty, valuation misstatement, substantial understatement penalty, accuracy penalty, fraud penalty, reasonable cause exception, ordinary business care, trust fund taxes, accuracy penalties, negligence penalty, required annual payment, underpayment rate, appeals officer, required withholdings, tax deficiency, appeals conference, penalty relief, taxable year, tax deficiencies Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Tax Court, Internal Revenue Code, District Court, Appellate Division, Supreme Court, United States, Extend Time, Imposition of Fraud Penalty, Imposition of Penalty, Notice of Deficiency, Assess Tax, Code Sec, Determination of Portion Attributable New!
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