Tax Services
We Provide Tax Services For Any Tax Issue You May Have, Specializing in International, Complex Partnership and Other Choice of Entity Related Problems. Most Often, I Can Save You Money With Aggressive Tax Planning and Restructuring For Your Business. Most Business Owners Have major Errors on Their Business Tax Returns. Our Rates Are Low and We Never Charge For Phone Consultations. My Contacts Will Tell You That a Simple Phone Call Can Save a Taxpayer a Fortune.
International Taxation
International taxation is probably one of the most confusing regimes
in taxation, where mistakes can be very costly to a client. Most often, these
mistakes are not discovered until the IRS imposes sanctions against a taxpayer,
which is often too late to make the required amendments, because most
elections in international taxation must be filed timely.
A good example
would be the election to treat rental property owned by foreign individuals
as “effectively connected” to a US trade of business (Read More). Without making this
timely election, the foreign party may not deduct rental expenses to offset
the rental income and they may not retroactively make the election years
later when the taxpayers are faced with a large assessment that often results
in seizure of the property.
If you are a law firm representing international clients, the need for
multiple year tax filings is a very common service your clients will need,
It is imperative for the accountant filing these returns to be an expert in
international taxation, to have the work done right the first time.
If you have left the US and are living abroad, or are planning to become
an expatriate in the future, be aware of the new tax law changes under the
HEART Act, affecting your US tax liabilities. If you are considered a
“covered expatriate” under the law, a new exit tax along with taxes on
distributions from trusts and to US beneficiaries can generate new tax
liabilities.
Revenue Rulings
Once in a while, a tax preparer may make a mistake that can have serious consequences on the continued existence of the entity and invoke penalties and interest that may seem inescapable. It is possible that filing amended returns and requesting either a "Determination Letter" or a "Private Letter Ruling" with the IRS may resolve the issue.