by acceladmin | Apr 16, 2015
A Trust Fund Recovery Penalty (hereafter “TFRP”) is a collection mechanism utilized by the Internal Revenue Service to assess and collect taxes which arise when a business collects payroll taxes from its employees but then fails to pay those funds over to the United...
by acceladmin | Apr 16, 2015
In 2006, Congress enacted a new tax whistleblower law, known as the False Claims Act. This new tax fraud law provides significant compensation to individuals who furnish the IRS with information about tax fraud or tax evasion. If you are ready to take the next step...
by acceladmin | Apr 16, 2015
Not-for-Profit Organizations, or 501(c)(3) organizations, are tax-exempt businesses that serve the community. There are 28 types of nonprofit organizations that qualify as a tax-exempt organization from various federal income taxes. Navigating through the intricacies...
by acceladmin | Apr 16, 2015
Individuals and business alike have the same consideration when doing taxes; to mitigate the impact of SALT (State and local tax). Businesses should run efficiently. While most business owners are concerned about internal financial matters, a lot of waste can arise...
by acceladmin | Apr 16, 2015
Any criminal charge is a serious matter and requires the attention of an experienced lawyer. In particular, if you have been charged with a criminal tax offense, you need an attorney who not only understands the criminal defense process but the intricacies of the tax...
