How could my PPP loan have exposed my company to criminal liability? Now that your small business has a PPP Loan, it is time to consider how this may have exposed your company to criminal liability. Since the US government does not give out loan money without a loan audit… [Read more]
Paula Brunoro Discusses International Tax Challenges & Techniques For Corporations
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES, June 18, 2019 /EINPresswire.com/ — Leading international tax attorney, Paula Brunoro-Borokhov, of Brunoro Law, APC., conducted a live international tax challenges webinar for tax professionals and advisers. Moreover, the webinar focuses on the “legal tax challenges and available planning techniques for domesticating individually-owned controlled foreign corporations (CFCs) post-tax… [Read more]
International Tax Audits
The area of international taxation is incredibly complex. It requires a detailed understanding of the laws of the countries involved in the transactions, as well as how various treaties impact the tax consequences of business operations. At Milikowsky Tax Law, we are prepared to assist our foreign and domestic clients… [Read more]
The Coronavirus Impact on Tax Law
The full scope of the coronavirus impact on tax law (and all other areas of business in the US and around the globe) has yet to be determined, but we can already see some of its major effects on tax laws in the United States. Just a few months after… [Read more]
How to Effectively Respond to an IRS Notice
Selling Business Assets That are Subject to a Tax Lien: What You Need to Know
When you fall significantly behind on a government tax bill, whether that tax bill is attached to your company or personal taxes, Uncle Sam looks for other ways to collect. One method includes staking a claim in your business interests. Not only can the government put a tax lien on… [Read more]
Outlandish Tax Cheats
Many taxpayers hedge their bets when filing their tax returns but most of us are careful to pay our fair share and stay on the sunny side of the IRS. Not so for these eight Americans who thought they could get away with cheating IRS. Read on to see how… [Read more]
Remedy For Failing To File 1099s
If you’re thinking back on the previous year and realizing there are 1099 forms you did not submit, here are the steps you can take to remedy the situation and possibly avoid having to pay fines on your errors. Reach out to your tax attorney and share the information of… [Read more]
Which Form Should I Use to Amend My Business Tax Return?
If you’ve made an error on your business’ or organization’s tax return, the federal government requires you to send in an amendment to correct and update your filing. It’s important to make these corrections as soon as you can, in case the IRS audits your business — whether at random,… [Read more]
What To Do If You Couldn’t Pay Your Business Tax On Time
Even if you pay your estimated quarterly taxes every three months, you may still owe more taxes than expected for the full year. In some cases, this happens because your business earned more than you initially estimated it would. While unexpectedly high revenue is usually good news, it may not… [Read more]
