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851. Marriage tax hits elderly hardest

Author

Lassila, Dennis R.

Subjects
Tax rates -- Analysis, Retirement income -- Taxation, Husband and wife -- Taxation, Tax administration and procedure -- Analysis, Aged -- Economic aspects, Business, Business, general
Published
1989

852. Controversial I.R.S. seizures

Author

Rankin, Deborah

Subjects
United States. Internal Revenue Service -- Management, Tax administration and procedure -- Analysis, Tax collection -- Methods
Published
1980

853. Playing the IRS game of audit roulette

Author

Crenshaw, Albert B.

Subjects
United States. Internal Revenue Service -- Laws, regulations and rules, Tax administration and procedure -- Analysis, Tax penalties -- Analysis
Published
1988

854. U.S. tax burdens aren't too high

Author

Gordon, David M.

Subjects
Government spending policy -- Analysis, Tax administration and procedure -- Analysis, Taxing power -- Analysis, Tax incidence -- Analysis
Published
1988

855. Japan's tax policy eyed

Author

Hamilton, Martha M.

Subjects
Economic development -- Analysis, Tax administration and procedure -- Analysis, Japan -- Economic policy
Published
1984

856. For the record

Author

Courant, Paul N. and Gramlich, Edward M.

Subjects
Tax administration and procedure -- Analysis, Supply-side economics -- Analysis
Published
1982

857. Trickle-up, anyone?

Author

Allen, Jodie T.

Subjects
Tax administration and procedure -- Analysis, United States economic conditions -- Management
Published
1982

858. Punish or perish at IRS; will the taxman's quotas catch you on April 15?

Author

Burnham, David

Subjects
United States. Internal Revenue Service -- Management, Tax evasion -- Laws, regulations and rules, Production standards -- Officials and employees, Tax auditing -- Laws, regulations and rules, Tax administration and procedure -- Analysis
Published
1988

859. Change the index, not the rates

Author

Feldstein, Martin S. and Feldstein, Kathleen

Subjects
Taxation, Tax administration and procedure -- Analysis, Budget deficits -- Analysis, Income tax -- Laws, regulations and rules
Published
1987

861. Last-minute tax rush to delay refunds

Author

Nelson, Jack

Subjects
Tax Reform Act of 1986, United States. Internal Revenue Service -- Information management, Tax returns -- Statistics, Tax administration and procedure -- Analysis, Tax refunds -- Innovations
Published
1987

862. Rostenkowski eying increase in gas tax to reduce deficit

Author

Swardson, Anne

Subjects
United States. House of Representatives. Committee on the Budget -- Economic policy, Gasoline -- Taxation, Budget deficits -- Economic aspects, Tax administration and procedure -- Analysis, Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act of 1985
Published
1987

866. Can we afford the cost of Kemp-Roth?

Author

Heller, Walter H.

Subjects
United States economic conditions -- Analysis, Economic policy -- Evaluation, Supply-side economics -- Evaluation, Tax administration and procedure -- Analysis, Business, Business, general
Published
1981

867. Initiative for tax conformity pushed.

Author

DeBenedictis, Don J.

Subjects
Intergovernmental tax relations -- Analysis, Petroleum -- Taxation, Tax administration and procedure -- Analysis
Published
1984

868. Tax officials trip while choosing lawyers.

Author

Carrizosa, Philip

Subjects
California. State Bar of California -- Membership, Tax administration and procedure -- Analysis, Attorneys -- Taxation
Published
1988

869. Knightline

Author

Knight, Graham

Subjects
Retail industry -- Accounting and auditing, Tax administration and procedure -- Analysis, Value-added tax -- Management, Company business management, Business, Business, international, Electronics and electrical industries, Retail industry
Published
2004

870. Yukos awaits its fate

Subjects
OAO NK Yukos -- Investigations, Bankruptcy -- Analysis, Tax administration and procedure -- Analysis, Petroleum industry -- Investigations, Company legal issue, Company bankruptcy, Business, Economics, Petroleum, energy and mining industries
Abstract

Yukos has been given until early next week to pay the $3.4bn tax bill hanging over it. Bailiffs delivered a formal demand for the sum to Yukos. Moscow headquarters on [...]

Published
2004

871. IRS corrects Adoption Assistance information

Subjects
United States. Internal Revenue Service -- Laws, regulations and rules, Adoption -- Taxation, Tax administration and procedure -- Analysis, Business, Human resources and labor relations, Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001
Abstract

There's been some confusion lately about the expansion of the adoption assistance income exclusion provided by last year's Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act. And much of that confusion [...]

Published
2002

872. Will the IRS audit you?

Author

Topolnicki, Denise M.

Subjects
United States. Internal Revenue Service -- Accounting and auditing, Tax auditing -- Analysis, Tax administration and procedure -- Analysis
Published
1989

873. Checks to noncharitable donees outstanding at death not includable in estate

Subjects
Tax planning -- Laws, regulations and rules, Tax administration and procedure -- Analysis, Charitable contributions -- Taxation, Death -- Taxation, Estate planning -- Laws, regulations and rules, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

McCarthy, 85-2 USTC, paragraph 13,648 P-H xxx,xxx (DC Illinois, 1985) found that checks written as gifts but not debited from the donor's account until after the donor's death are considered complete and cannot be included in an estate. This result was similar to Estate of Belcher, 83 TC 227 (1984) but contrary to Cullis 85-2 USTC, paragraph 13,645, 1986 P-H xxx,xxx (DC Ohio, 1985). The ramifications of each case to estate planning and taxation are discussed, with it found that when checks are given as gifts to charitable or non-charitable donees and when they have not cleared at the time of the donor's death, substantial authority exists to allow them to be excluded from the estate of the donor.

Published
1986

874. The odds of drawing a tax audit

Author

Bettner, Jill

Subjects
United States. Internal Revenue Service -- Analysis, Tax administration and procedure -- Analysis, Tax auditing -- Analysis
Published
1980

875. Federal tax focal point

Author

Justin, Robert M.

Subjects
United States. Internal Revenue Service -- Management, Tax administration and procedure -- Analysis, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Published
1987

876. Attorneys and tax obligations...

Author

Wernz, William J.

Subjects
Tax administration and procedure -- Analysis, Tax evasion -- Cases, Attorneys -- Discipline
Published
1986

880. Tax bill to hurt computer industry

Author

Scheier, Robert L.

Subjects
Tax law, Microcomputer industry, Computer industry, Computer and Business Equipment Manufacturers Association -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes -- Taxation, Tax law -- Analysis, Tax administration and procedure -- Analysis, Computer industry -- Taxation -- Analysis
Abstract

Tax Bill To Hurt Computer Industry WASHINGTON--The computer industry, its voice muffled by the deficit-cutting battles between President Reagan and Congress, lost several important tax fights last month. Before agreeing […]

Published
1988

881. The less business is taxed, the better

Author

Walker, Charls E.

Subjects
Taxation -- Analysis, Corporate income taxes -- Analysis, Tax administration and procedure -- Analysis, Corporations -- Taxation
Published
1984

883. Surviving the tax audit

Author

Gebhart, Fred

Subjects
Tax planning -- Analysis, Physicians -- Taxation, Tax administration and procedure -- Analysis, Tax auditing -- Analysis, Health
Published
1986

884. The importance of IRS private letter rulings.

Author

Bromberg, Barbara Schwartz

Subjects
Advisory opinions -- Analysis, Tax administration and procedure -- Analysis, Gift tax -- Laws, regulations and rules, tax collection -- Statistics, Decedents' estates -- Taxation, United States. Internal Revenue Service -- Practice
Published
1985

887. What to do if the IRS fouls up

Author

Rudie, Mary J.

Subjects
United States. Internal Revenue Service, Tax law -- Interpretation and construction, Tax appeals -- Methods, Tax administration and procedure -- Analysis, Business, Human resources and labor relations
Abstract

Individuals who find that the IRS has erred in handling their account should first contact their local IRS office, making sure to deal with a permanent, full-time IRS employee. Complaints ruled valid locally can be adjusted by tax service representatives through IRS Form 3870. The taxpayer should ask for a freeze of the account, which keeps the IRS computers 'on hold' for up to 15 weeks. Careful maintenance of documentation is critical, including correspondence and a copy of the taxpayer Integrated Data Retrieval System printout. Administrative matters such as late refund checks can be appealed at district Problem Resolution Offices if initial direct efforts fail. The final appeal step would be an action in US Tax Court.

Published
1987

888. Incomplete, improper appraisals result in nightmares for the unwary donor

Author

Davis, Harvey A.

Subjects
United States. Internal Revenue Service -- Laws, regulations and rules, Tax administration and procedure -- Analysis, Tax assessment -- Management, Tax deductions -- Management, Business, Petroleum, energy and mining industries
Abstract

Incomplete, Improper Appraisals Result In Nightmares for the Unwary Donor AN INCOMPLETE, improperly completed appraisal by an appraiser who is not completely qualified, used in any way for tax purposes [...]

Published
1986

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