What is the statute of limitations for an IRS audit? What rules extend the window for an IRS audit? How long does the IRS usually have to complete an audit of your taxes? Everyone may have a little fear in the back of their minds while filing their taxes, perhaps...
IRS Provides 2023 Tax Return Preparation and Filing Tips
Are you searching for 2023 tax return preparation and filing tips? The window officially opened to submit 2023 tax returns to the IRS on January 29, 2024. The following day the IRS released IR-2024-38, “Things to remember when filing 2023 tax returns” including return preparation and filing tips to help...
It’s Time to Start Making Estimated Tax Payments Again California
The IRS and the State of California provided significant relief to millions of taxpayers across our state last year extending deadlines for estimated tax deposits, as well as personal and business tax returns. It’s time to get back into the discipline of tax planning and start making estimated tax payments...
Fraud or False Information on a Tax Return
What happens if you are accused by the IRS, the FTB or another California tax agency regarding fraud or false information on a tax return? The short answer is simple: fraud and false information on a tax return is considered to be a misrepresentation of income which can and will...
Why Was Our Tax Return Selected for an IRS Audit?
We are often asked “Why was our tax return selected for an IRS audit?” If you have received a notification from the IRS of their intent to audit your tax return(s) your first step should be to gain an understanding of what to expect from an IRS audit. You should never...
What is Important to Know about an IRS Audit in San Diego
What is important to know about an IRS audit in San Diego and how can Allen Barron improve your outcome and save you money? Most US taxpayers are surprised to learn it is up to you to prove you have followed US tax code and tax filing laws. The burden...
A Reminder that IRS FBAR Reporting is Due Along with Your Tax Return This Year
Just a reminder that your IRS FBAR reporting is due along with your tax return on April 18th this year. The Foreign Bank Account Reports (referred to as FBAR) have previously been due later in the year, but 2017 marks a permanent change going forward. US taxpayers, including foreign nationals...