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Albert Harold Hiller

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Irving C. Stern

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Leonard James Meyer

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Real Estate, Lawsuit & Dispute, Estate, Employment

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Leslie Kay Hillendahl

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Leslie Hillendahl

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Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Made Easier for Small Businesses Struggling with COVID-19 Downturn

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QBI Guidance Issued; Safe Harbor Provided for Real Estate Enterprises

as we detailed in Section 199A: New 20% Pass-Through Deduction1, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 created new Internal Revenue Code §199A-providing a significant tax break to flow-through entities and structures. Subject to certain limitations, many eligible taxpayers (excluding C corporations) may deduct up to 20% of the “qualified business income” (QBI). Significantly, even qualified real estate businesses may benefit from the deduction.2

IRS Reminds You to Report Virtual Currency Transactions

on March 23, 2018, the IRS issued IR-2018-71, reminding taxpayers that they must report income from virtual currency transactions on their income tax returns. The IRS defined virtual currency as “a digital representation of value that functions in the same manner as a country’s traditional currency.” The IRS emphasized that, as with any other property transactions, virtual currency transactions are taxable.

No Evidentiary Burden for IRS Applicable to Accrued Interest and Penalties

taxpayers who are delinquent with their IRS taxes all too often find themselves facing rapidly accruing interest and penalties, which snowball into dismally high amounts. As the case discussed below indicates, when delinquent taxpayers and the IRS have repeatedly failed to resolve a matter, the IRS can file an action to reduce liabilities to judgment. And, assuming the action is filed within the statute of limitations (SOL) applicable to all tax years at issue, the IRS can easily win on motion for summary judgment to collect the accrued interest and penalties without submitting any evidence in its motion regarding these amounts. Cases like this should be read to prompt delinquent taxpayers to engage the services of a tax professional who can help them find a resolution with the IRS as soon as possible.

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CLAWBACKS: CREATING A FAIR POST-SALE DEAL FOR FORMER OWNERS

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