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SOCIAL SECURITY TAXES DEDUCTIONS

Leave a comment Charitable Contributions, Civil Penalties, Deductions, Expenses Deductions, FICA, Form 1040, Frivolous Return Program, Social Security Benefits, Social Security Taxes, Tax fraud & evasion

Is There A Right To A Refund Of, Or A Deduction For, Social Security Taxes Paid Based On The Fact That A Taxpayer Has Waived The Right To Receive Social Security Benefits Or Has Donated Social Security Taxes Or Benefits To The Government?

As long as they are taxes, there will be taxpayers that consider any and all arguments, schemes, and angles to avoid paying them. The 21st century has seen a rise in situations where some taxpayers are filing claims for refund of their Social Security taxes using meritless arguments which have consistently failed in the past and which will consistently fail in the future.

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TAX IDENTITY THEFT VICTIMS MAY OBTAIN COPIES OF FRAUDULENT RETURNS

Leave a comment Damages, Emotional Distress, Fraudulent Return, Identity Theft, Refund Theft, Representation

TAX IDENTITY THEFT VICTIMS MAY OBTAIN COPIES OF FRAUDULENT RETURNS A victim of identity theft or a person authorized to obtain the identity theft victim’s tax information may request a redacted copy (one with some information blacked-out) of a fraudulent return that was filed and accepted by the IRS using the identity theft victim’s name and Social Security Number.

Due to federal privacy laws, the victim’s name and SSN must be listed as either the primary or secondary taxpayer on the fraudulent return or otherwise the IRS cannot disclose the return information. For this same reason, the IRS cannot disclose information about any tax return to any person listed only as a dependent. Partial or full redaction will protect additional possible victims on the return. However, there will be enough data provided for the taxpayer to determine how his or her personal information was fraudulently used.

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IS THE IRS TRACKING YOUR CELL PHONE CALLS? IT LOOKS LIKE IT…

Leave a comment Damages, Punitive Damages, Tax fraud & evasion

This past fall, IRS Commissioner John Koskinen admitted to the Finance Committee of the United States Senate that the IRS is tracking cell-phones. Apparently the IRS is using “stingrays”, also known as IMSI catchers or cell-site simulators, to sweep up the cell-phone signals of unsuspecting taxpayers. Recently, the IRS spent $71,000 to upgrade their cell-phone tracking equipment. Senators Charles Grassley of Iowa and Patrick Leahy of Connecticut demanded an explanation for the use of such equipment expressing their privacy concerns with such surveillance in a letter to Treasury Secretary, Jacob Lew. “The devices indiscriminately gather information about the cell phones of innocent people who are simply in the vicinity of the device,” the letter stated.

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I HAVENT FILED A RETURN IN LAST 6 YEARS. HOW CAN I CATCH UP?

Leave a comment Civil Penalties, Delinquent Taxes

It is estimated that 7 million taxpayers fail to file their tax returns each year, which is approximately 5% of all filers. The Internal Revenue Service released results of a study that indicated that the federal government loses $28 billion annually. Unfortunately (for the IRS, perhaps not for the non-filers), the IRS has never had the resources to adequately track and keep record of these non-filings.

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NEW AND OLD TAX SCAMS AND TRICKS

Leave a comment Fraudulent Return, Frivolous Return Program, Phishing, Roth Thrift Savings Plan, Tax Abatement, Tax fraud & evasion

Taxpayers must always be vigilant regarding the legality of an action related to the filing of their taxes. This includes whether they are filing an IRS form, calculating income, claiming a deduction, characterizing assets, preparing a tax return, or communicating with a third party claiming to be a tax advisor or employee or agent of the IRS. Taxpayers must not knowingly or unknowingly participate in any scams that involve the calculation, filing, and payment of their taxes or the results may be devastating. Here are some new and old tax scams of which all taxpayers must be aware:

  1. Phishing
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DEDUCTING TRAVEL EXPENSES RELATED TO YOUR JOB

Leave a comment Business Expense, Business Expenses, Deductions, Ordinary and Necessary Expenses, Travel Expenses

Everyone at one time or another has wondered about deducting their work-related expenses from their income in order to pay lower taxes. Especially those expenses related to travel, whether these trips and excursions are to and from work or out-of-town. Federal law, specifically the Internal Revenue Code (“Tax Code”), allows individuals to deduct qualifying business expenses. What, if any, of a working taxpayer’s expenses related to travel are deductible as a business expense under the Tax Code?

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SOCIAL SECURITY TAXES DEDUCTIONS

Leave a comment Charitable Contributions, Civil Penalties, Deductions, FICA, Frivolous Return Program, Social Security Benefits, Social Security Taxes

As long as they are taxes, there will be taxpayers that consider any and all arguments, schemes, and angles to avoid paying them. The 21st century has seen a rise in situations where some taxpayers are filing claims for refund of their Social Security taxes using meritless arguments which have consistently failed in the past and which will consistently fail in the future.

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SURGEON WHO HID MONEY FROM WIFE AND IRS IN DIVORCE ACTION MAY GET PRISON TIME OF UP TO 95 YEARS FOR TAX FRAUD AND EVASION

Leave a comment Audit, Civil Liabilities, Civil Penalties, Criminal Liabilities, Tax Evasion, Tax Fraud, Tax fraud & evasion, Taxable Income

Tax evasion is a serious crime. It is an enormous task and undertaking that rarely succeeds unless exorbitant monetary penalties and prison time are the ultimate goal. Taxpayers risk everything when they attempt to conceal any part of their financial portfolio, including any amount of their assets, from the IRS.

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OWE THE IRS? YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PASSPORT

Leave a comment Audit, Identity Theft, News, Representation

The Internal Revenue Service, probably the most-hated government agency in America, just became more powerful, and probably more ominous.  As everyone knows, IRS is the only agency that can, without going to Court, seize your asses and empty your bank accounts – one of the reasons they earned the title of being the most feared agency.  Now, the IRS has been empowered to seize American passports of delinquent taxpayers, maybe even preventing those taxpayers from domestic flights.

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