Procedural Issues
Amended Return is Admission by Taxpayer

The Truth about Amending Tax Returns

Clients are untrustworthy.  As a tax controversy attorney, this is my experience. I have heard that other types of law deals with more honorable sorts, but I’ll believe it when I see it.  When a client comes to you and says “whoopsie, I forgot to report [insert absurdly large number here] on my return, what should I do?” what should you tell him?  What if the IRS has already discovered the understatement?  Is he under

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Scott St. Amand July 13, 2021
International Issues
Badaracco

Adams Challenge UK Limited v. Commissioner
156 T.C. No. 3

On January 25, 2021, the Tax Court issued its opinion in Adams Challenge UK Limited v. Commissioner (156 T.C. No. 3). The underlying issue presented in Adams Challenge UK Limited v. Commissioner was whether the IRS erred in disallowing the petitioner’s deductions and credits and whether the IRS’s action violated the business profits and the nondiscrimination articles of the bilateral income tax treaty between the United States and the U.K. Background to Adams Challenge UK Limited

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Scott St. Amand January 25, 2021
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The Truth about Amending Tax Returns

Clients are untrustworthy.  As a tax controversy attorney, this is my experience. I have heard that other types of law deals with more honorable sorts, but I’ll believe it when I see it.  When a client comes to you and says “whoopsie, I forgot to report [insert absurdly large number

Read More »
Scott St. Amand July 13, 2021

Adams Challenge UK Limited v. Commissioner
156 T.C. No. 3

On January 25, 2021, the Tax Court issued its opinion in Adams Challenge UK Limited v. Commissioner (156 T.C. No. 3). The underlying issue presented in Adams Challenge UK Limited v. Commissioner was whether the IRS erred in disallowing the petitioner’s deductions and credits and whether the IRS’s action violated the

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Scott St. Amand January 25, 2021