Individual and business taxpayers that owe the Internal Revenue Service back taxes might be able to pay less than they owe and still extinguish their IRS debt.
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Want to Protect Your Company From FCPA Violations? Train Your People and Audit Your Operations
Offshore Account UpdatePosted in on November 30, 2018
Under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, U.S. individuals and businesses are prohibited from bribing foreign officials. That seems clear enough. But the problem is things are often not what they seem. Unfortunately for unsuspecting companies, many violations of the FCPA are the result of ignorance of what could constitute a bribe under the law. Other violations occur because individuals in a company will do whatever they can to keep business humming, even if it violates the federal anti-bribery statute.
Read MoreNew Jersey Firms Could Be at Risk for Money Laundering: How to Protect Your Business
Articles/NewsPosted in on November 16, 2018
Money laundering happens in a variety of situations and in all different kinds of businesses. Basically, money laundering is the act of concealing illegally obtained money through actions designed to disguise the money’s origins by creating a false trail that seems to indicate it is the result of legitimate enterprise.
Read MoreRetiring Overseas: New Jersey Tax Lawyer Kevin Thorn Discusses U.S.Tax Compliance
Offshore Account UpdatePosted in on October 31, 2018
Many Americans dream of retiring abroad, perhaps to a tropical island or other exotic and stress-free location. The last thing anyone wants during their retirement years is an IRS tax reporting headache. That’s why consulting a New Jersey tax lawyer is a great way to understand the IRS requirements for banking abroad before you make an error that could cost you some of that retirement money.
Read MoreNew Tax Rules: Why Are Americans Relinquishing Their Citizenship?
Offshore Account UpdatePosted in on September 28, 2018
In the first quarter of 2018, a total of 1,099 U.S. citizens gave up their citizenship. In both 2016 and 2017, more than 5,000 people decided they no longer wanted to be citizens of the United States. A big part of the reason why so many Americans have decided to give up their citizenship is because they are burdened by complex tax laws that make it difficult for them to live their lives.
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