Stiff new IRS disclosure penalties on taxpayers and their advisors

Article Abstract:

The regulations issued by the Department of Treasury enforces taxpayers and their advisors (lawyers and accountants) to disclose potentially abusive transactions or face substantial penalties.

Taxpayer compliance

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Treasury publishes final new markets tax credit regulations

Article Abstract:

Synopsis on the amendments to the provisional regulations on new markets tax credit under Section 45D of the Internal Revenue Code of the Department of the Treasury are examined.

Taxes, Tax policy, Property tax credit

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The HMDA internal analysis conundrum: how to avoid the creation of evidence to be used against you

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Guidelines for protecting Home Mortgage Disclosure Act data in order to avoid false evidence creation in real estate litigations are presented.

Management dynamics, Mortgages, Other Activities Related to Real Estate, REAL ESTATE, Real Estate Services, Management, Real estate industry, Company business management, Actions and defenses, Litigation, Lawsuit/litigation, Actions and defences

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