Avoid interest charges arising from IRS errors and delays

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Interest charges arising from errors and delays by IRS personnel during the resolution of a federal tax controversy are covered by the tax abatement regime provided for in Section 6404(e). Final regulations on the granting of taxpayer's interest abatement requests for such errors and delays are available from the IRS. The regulations, however, provide only limited advice on the applicability of Section 6404(e)'s rules in certain interest abatement situations.

Methods, Tax planning, Tax penalties, Tax abatement

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Planning helps avert employer tip tax woes

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The author discusses Federal Insurance Contributions Act requirements regarding excise taxes on tips, the conflict between the US Courts of Appeals, and how employers can plan to avoid problems.

United States, Taxation, Employers, Wages, Wages and salaries, Excise taxes, Tipping, Excise tax

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Make the most of recently expanded IRS mediation opportunities

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The IRS has expanded its tax mediation programs. IRS tax mediation procedures are described. Considerations relating to the planning of tax mediation are examined.

Public Finance Activities, Strategy & planning, Tax Administration, Management dynamics, Management, Planning, Cover Story, Tax administration and procedure, Negotiation, mediation and arbitration, Company business management, Mediation, Company business planning, Tax compromises

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