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    Yeah, Science! IRS Issues Guidance Section 501(c)(3) Scientific Organizations

    In the Netflix series, Breaking Bad, character Jesse Pinkman exclaimed, "Yeah, Science!!" as his meth-lab mentor, Walter White, displayed how chemistry can be used to hone their joint venture.
    United StatesTax
    Freeman Law
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    Tax Court In Brief | Green Valley Investors v. Comm'r (consolidated) | Notice 2017-10 Deemed Improperly Issued; Syndicated Conservation Easements

    Notice 2017-10 is a legislative rule that was improperly issued by the IRS without notice and comment as required under the APA.
    United StatesTax
    Freeman Law
    Freeman Law
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    Tax Court In Brief | Moore v. Comm'r | Research Credit And Computation Of Research Expenses Under Section 41(a)

    Freeman Law's "The Tax Court in Brief" covers every substantive Tax Court opinion, providing a weekly brief of its decisions in clear, concise prose.
    United StatesTax
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    Texas Tax Roundup | August 2022

    Howdy folks, and welcome back to another action-packed edition of the Texas Tax Roundup! Let's see what shocking developments in the realm of Texas tax that the month of August had in store!...
    United StatesTax
    Freeman Law
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    Michigan Nonprofit Corporations: The Wolverine State's Softer (Yet Strongly Regulated) Side

    Most of the 50 states (and the District of Columbia) have a specific statutory regime for nonprofit corporations.
    United StatesTax
    Freeman Law
    Freeman Law
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    Historic Tax Case | Ewens And Miller, Inc. V. Commissioner

    Prior to and during 1992, Ewens and Miller, Inc. (Petitioner) manufactured bakery products. Petitioner had multiple categories of workers: bakery workers...
    United StatesTax
    Freeman Law
    Freeman Law
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    Tax Court In Brief | Ibrahim v. Commissioner | Deduction Of Alimony Or Separation Maintenance Payments

    Dr. Jihad Y. Ibrahim ("Ibrahim") and his wife, Cheryl Edington ("Edington") separated in year 2016 and ultimately divorced in 2017.
    United StatesTax
    Freeman Law
    Freeman Law
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    Can You Go To Jail For Not Paying Your IRS Taxes?

    Taxpayers routinely ask me if they can go to jail for not paying their federal income taxes. Admittedly, the bar is not that high for felony tax evasion—the government must only prove...
    United StatesTax
    Freeman Law
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  • Article

    Some Good Deeds Do Go Punished: Private Foundation Self-Dealing Tax Consequences And Considerations

    Over 15 years of advising nonprofit organizations, I have learned that, sometimes, "good deeds do go punished." This can be especially true when a private foundation,...
    United StatesTax
    Freeman Law
    Freeman Law
  • Article

    Texas Taxes For Sales Of Alcoholic Beverages

    In Texas, sales of alcoholic beverages can give rise to two types of taxes: Mixed Beverage Gross Receipts Tax, and Mixed Beverage Sales Tax.
    United StatesTax
    Freeman Law
    Freeman Law
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    Attentione! International Employment – US Employees In Italy

    The U.S. employer should first evaluate and consider engaging an employer of record who is active in such services in the country where the U.S. citizen will perform the work.
    United StatesEmployment and HR
    Freeman Law
    Freeman Law
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    Tax Court In Brief | Scheizer v. Comm'r | Charitable Contribution Substantiation And Reliance On Tax Professional

    So, with professional assistance, he requested a Statement of Value (SOV) from the IRS with respect to the sculpture.
    United StatesTax
    Freeman Law
    Freeman Law
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    Taxpayers' Failure To File Form 3520 And Form 3520-A Results In Extended Statute Of Limitations Period: The Cautionary Tale Of Fairbank

    In the federal income tax world, there are effectively two functions within the Internal Revenue Service ("IRS"). First, the IRS examines tax years and tax returns to determine whether...
    United StatesTax
    Freeman Law
    Freeman Law
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    Whirlpool Petition For Cert

    In a brief filed on October 19, 2022, the IRS asked the U.S. Supreme Court to refuse to review the decision of the Sixth Circuit affirming, in a 2-1 split decision, that $45 million earned...
    United StatesTax
    Freeman Law
    Freeman Law
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    Tax Court In Brief | Rogerson v. Commissioner | Passive Income, Rent Of Yachts, And Reliance On Competent Tax Counsel

    Freeman Law's "The Tax Court in Brief" covers every substantive Tax Court opinion, providing a weekly brief of its decisions in clear, concise prose. For a link to our podcast covering the Tax Court...
    United StatesTax
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    Freeman Law
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    Tax Court In Brief | Decrescenzo v. Comm'r | Challenge To Notice Of Deficiency And Penalties For Frivolous Arguments

    Freeman Law's "The Tax Court in Brief" covers every substantive Tax Court opinion, providing a weekly brief of its decisions in clear, concise prose.
    United StatesTax
    Freeman Law
    Freeman Law
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    Can I Deduct Cryptocurrency Losses?

    Can digital asset or cryptocurrency investors that were customers or account holders in a failed cryptocurrency business claim a deduction for their digital asset or cryptocurrency loss?
    United StatesTax
    Freeman Law
    Freeman Law
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    You Received An IRS Letter 6316, Now What?

    Audits are nothing new. Taxpayers may find themselves in the unfortunate situation of opening their mailboxes to an IRS examination letter.
    United StatesTax
    Freeman Law
    Freeman Law
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    Does A Treaty Govern FBAR Reporting Obligations: A Federal Court Answers "Yes"

    Much of the current litigation between taxpayers and the United States has centered on the definition of willfulness or whether the non-willful FBAR penalty should apply...
    United StatesTax
    Freeman Law
    Freeman Law
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    Tax Court In Brief | Pocock v. Commissioner | Equitable Innocent Spouse Relief Under 6015(F)

    Freeman Law's "The Tax Court in Brief" covers every substantive Tax Court opinion, providing a weekly brief of its decisions in clear, concise prose.
    United StatesTax
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