Tax Splash Feed- Come for the seminar, stay for VEGAS! Procrastinator’s Special: $100 OFF – today only. June 14, 2013Sadly, the early-bird registration is over for Boot Camp in Vegas on June 27-28. But you’re in luck! Procrastinator’s Special: Today only – call and tell us you saw this post and we’ll knock $100 off your registration for Boot … Continue reading → […]Sarah P
- Access to the Upcoming Webinar June 14, 2013ASTPS Members, Reminder that dues are currently due for the next year of ASTPS membership. Your dues must be received by June 21 to assure posting prior to the next free CPE webinar in late July. Our staff needs time … Continue reading → […]Larry
- Great webinar yesterday – 293 attendees! June 13, 2013Great webinar yesterday – 293 attendees! The next free webinar will be announced soon – stay tuned. […]Sarah P
- IRS Plans to Retire On-line POA Posting June 8, 2013The IRS has recently announced intent to eliminate a service that ASTPS believes to be critical to tax problem resolution practitioners. In response to their announcement, I have appealed to National Taxpayer Advocate, Nina E. Olson, to use her influence … Continue reading → […]Larry
- Come for the seminar, stay for VEGAS! Procrastinator’s Special: $100 OFF – today only. June 14, 2013
Tag Archives: IRS Audit
IRS: Drop Me a Line
I just finished a five-week sprint to revise the ASTPS Technical Boot Camp Manual for the upcoming events. I was all tuned up to jump back on the Tax Splash Blog with new topics related to the May 21st changes … Continue reading
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Shareholder Loans
Recently a fellow ASTPS member related a case to me that highlights a common problem encountered by EAs, CPAs, and attorneys who represent taxpayers under audit by the IRS. Here’s the story as it was related to me. Taxpayer Joe … Continue reading
IRS Collection & IRS Audit Cases
Many taxpayer advocates focus on the collection and procedural areas of taxpayer representation. They spend comparatively little effort pursuing examination cases. This is likely the result of the differences in the way the taxpayers deal with IRS problems. Taxpayers being … Continue reading