Many people may be wondering what a registered series limited liability company (LLC) is and when it would be used, as Texas law does not currently require registration of a series LLC. A registered series is a type of series within a Texas series LLC that is created by filing a certificate of formation with… Continue reading About the Texas Registered Series LLC
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There are jobs that are difficult to find employees to perform. This is particularly true for lower-paid jobs that require physical labor. This includes construction and maintenance jobs, such as painters, law care jobs, etc. It also includes some entry-level jobs in restaurants. Businesses in these industries often have to supplement their workforce with illegal… Continue reading No Unlimited Time Limit for IRS Withholding Tax
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The Section 1031 exchange rules can help real estate investors defer paying tax on the transfer of property. Many real estate investors use these rules to upgrade their real estate portfolio over time. This tax deferral can be helpful as monies that would have been paid to the IRS in taxes can be rolled into… Continue reading Section 1031 Exchange Into Jointly-Held Partnership Property
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It is important for shareholders to carefully review and understand the terms of their corporate By-laws, including any forum selection clauses that may be included in the corporate By-laws. These clauses can have significant implications in the event of a dispute, as they determine where any legal proceedings will take place. A broadly worded forum… Continue reading Corporate By-Laws & the Forum Selection Clause
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There are times when the IRS pursues cases that it should not. If this happens to you and you prevail in your case, you should know that the court may order the IRS to pay your attorneys fees and costs. You usually have to make a “qualified offer” to get this type of award. The… Continue reading IRS to Pay Attorneys Fees: The Qualified “Qualified Offer”
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IRS employees are tasked with making decisions. These decisions dictate who owes taxes and penalties and who does not. These decisions are usually made in the context of well trodden areas and by employees who make the same type of decisions over and over. This is due to the volume of disputes that are created… Continue reading Bookkeeper Liable for Trust Fund Recovery Penalty
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Several tax laws are triggered by when property is purchased. Other tax laws are triggered when property is placed in service. Depreciation on real estate is a good example. It is triggered when property is purchased and placed in service. These dates raise questions about whether property is placed in service and sits idle or… Continue reading When is Real Estate Placed in Service?
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Assume you commit a crime and receive a financial windfall. Then you get caught and have to repay the windfall in the form of restitution. Further assume that you have three options when it comes to reporting and paying tax on the illegal income: (1) you file tax returns to report the income and you… Continue reading Reporting Illegal Income to the IRS (It’s All About Choices)
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The IRS often audits tax years where there is some change. This includes mergers, significant asset transfers, deaths or even divorces. The reason why it does this is that these transitions create opportunities for savvy taxpayers or pitfalls for the unwary. These transitions also create motives and introduce new parties to income or assets that… Continue reading Divorce Planning for Those With IRS Back Taxes
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