Tax Blog

If the IRS has filed a lien on your assets, and if you still have equity in those assets, you may want to consider discharging assets from a tax lien or subordinating a tax lien.

This content examines managing sales and use tax expense, with its exemptions, exclusions and differing interpretations and the two conflicting, but equally troubling errors often faced: overpayments and underpayments of tax.

A discussion of the IRS and its Automated Substitute for Return (ASFR) program, its process, and why it’s not a great method for filing.

NJ has just increased the annual cap from $75 million to $100 million for the NJ film tax credit program and extended the program’s sunset date to July 2028. An additional benefit allows the carryover of any excess amount of the annual allotment to t…

Analysis of the often misunderstood New Jersey ‘exit tax.’

A discussion of the jeopardy levy, an action the IRS can use when they believe that collection of a tax is in jeopardy, and the appeals options for the taxpayer.

A discussion of use tax/sales tax, Wayfair, and states’ impact on companies’ returns and filings.

A discussion of the conditions and processes surrounding the IRS levying property or rights to property.

A discussion of the key planning and preparation needed to minimize the risk of being surprised by a residency audit.