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The appeal many expected has arrived, but the real question is what comes next. For months, taxpayers and practitioners have wondered whether the IRS would ultimately accept the implications of Kwong v. United States or continue defending its interpretation of the COVID-era relief provisions under IRC §7508A(d). We now have part of that answer. The…
Massachusetts corporations receiving large cash infusions from equity investors may be surprised to find that the mere act of depositing the cash into their bank account can trigger thousands of dollars in excise taxes, whether they generate taxable income or not. Massachusetts Security Corporations (“MSCs”) can be used to solve this problem. How Can My…
Accounting firms are seeing a noticeable increase in scams tied to IRS Notice CP53E, a legitimate notice that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has been issuing more frequently this year. As the IRS continues moving away from paper refund checks and toward electronic payments, many taxpayers are encountering CP53E for the first time – creating…
A recent federal court decision may reopen the door to refunds of COVID-era tax interest and penalties that many taxpayers assumed were lost for good. In Kwong v. United States, No. 23 267 (Fed. Cl. Nov. 25, 2025), the U.S. Court of Federal Claims held that the COVID-19 disaster declaration triggered a mandatory suspension of…
As the IRS continues shifting toward electronic only payments, taxpayers are gaining convenience — but also facing new pitfalls. Whether you’re making an estimated payment, an extension payment or paying a balance due with a notice, correctly selecting the payment type and tax year is essential to keeping your IRS account accurate and avoiding unnecessary…