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When is a Collection Due Process Hearing Available?

A taxpayer has the right to a collection due process hearing with the Internal Revenue Service Appeals Office under certain circumstances.  This hearing can be very beneficial to a taxpayer in terms of preventing enforcement action such as a bank levy or wage garnishment and by a means to establish or propose an agreement with […]

Deducting Business Expenses

Can I deduct my meals as a business expense?  Can I deduct this flight as a business expense?  Can I deduct the cost of my clothes or uniform as a business expense? As a tax attorney, these are common questions I am asked, and rightfully so as everyone wants to take advantage of all potential […]

Attempting to Avoid Shareholder Loan Reclassification

Many corporate shareholders may have taken a loan from their corporation.  In a prior article, we discussed issues related to corporate loans and issues considered regarding the reclassification of a loan.  The article below discusses issues and actions a shareholder may consider taking to prevent the reclassification of a loan.  Please remember that this article […]

Rental Losses

Individuals holding property for rent. Rental properties can make good investment options as they diversify an individual’s overall portfolio, the mortgage can often be satisfied by the rental payments as equity grows in the property, and with the allowable deductions, including depreciation, a loss may exist that allows the individual to lower their total income […]

Embezzlement or Fraud Involved With 941 Taxes

Embezzlement or theft may be a more frequent issue faced by small and medium sized businesses than many people think.  Often office managers or employees will improperly take money or assets from a business.  Although, perhaps not as common as an employee misappropriating monies or assets, I have seen professionals, such as the businesses CPA […]

Passive Activities Discussed by Denver Tax Attorney

Many individuals do not understand passive activities & passive losses and the Internal Revenue Code Sections and Treasury Regulations that provide the tax law surrounding passive activities.  Further, you may not be aware that losses from passive activities may be disallowed or “suspended” so to speak.  John McGuire, is a tax attorney at The McGuire […]