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A conversation with Ricky Jagota of Jagota Capital about the outlook for investing in the frozen foods market.

A conversation with Steve Cucchiaro of 3EDGE Asset Management about the outlook for investments, especially foreign equities.

A conversation with Michael Melissinos of Melissinos Trading regarding the outlook for alternatives, including the role of diversity and the ability to adapt to trends.

A conversation with Vincent Au of Gondor Capital Management about his very positive outlook for the alternative investment industry.

A conversation with Ross Zhang of Logos Technologies about the outlook for alternative investments.

A conversation with Stefan Heieck of Heieck Verwaltungs GmbH & Co. regarding the outlook for investing in an environment of market volatility.

A conversation with Nick Markola or VU Venture Partners based on the outlook for venture capital and featuring insight into deals and opportunities in fintech, frontier, consumer and health care.

A conversation with Pancho Vanhees of SAVA Investment Management regarding disruption in the health care industry using blockchain technology for care coordination, administration, and payments.

A conversation with Jeff Schachter, President and Chief Operating Officer of Crawford Lake Capital Management, LLC, regarding the outlook for hedge funds a fluid industry that continually sees over 500 new hedge fund launches each year.

A conversation with Sumeet Shah of Swiftarc Ventures regarding venture capital investment in consumer goods, investment opportunity, and the impact of ‘personal brands’ on spending and behavior.

A conversation with Skyler Weinand, Managing Member, Regan Capital, on Regan’s outlook for alternatives, especially fixed-income investments.

A conversation with Nelson Chu, founder and CEO of Cadence, on his optimism for alternatives.

A conversation with Rodolfo Sánchez-Colberg of Parliament Capital Management where he discusses alternatives and their growth as an asset class and in terms of allocation within client investment portfolios.

A conversation with Peter Fusaro of AV Group regarding investment opportunities in clean energy, food and water.

A conversation with Mike Khorrami of Cayley Investment Management on the hurdles facing hedge funds.

The IRS is considered to be the toughest collection agency in the world. One of the easiest ways to develop a relationship with a revenue officer is for a taxpayer to cavalierly treat their retirement distributions. Here's what you need to know.

When submitting an offer-in-compromise with respect to settling amounts due to the IRS for a lower amount, the IRS focuses on a term known as Reasonable Collection Potential. Here are some planning opportunities that you can take advantage of when preparing an offer-in-compromise.

With the IRS, the threats of liens and levies are always menacing weapons that must be dealt with and IRS enforcement actions can have a devastating effect on one’s credit rating. Dealing with the situation up front can go a long way in avoiding the IRS’ lien and levy action.

Determining an offer-in-compromise amount to extinguish debt owed to the IRS is made up of 2 components - net equity and cash flow. These are used by the IRS to determine reasonable collection potential or RCP. What is RCP and the cash flow calculation?

If an IRS Revenue Officer is threatening to levy your retirement account, know that the IRS has an internal 4 step process in their Internal Revenue Manual to use for analysis. Do not overlook the value of the Internal Revenue Manual when formulating your defense and settlement approach.