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Recent writing from Kreig on audits, appeals, collections, and tax planning.
What If You Don’t Show Up to Your CDP Hearing?
You file Form 12153 to request a Collection Due Process hearing, then miss the appointment. Here’s what the IRS does next — and how to protect your record.
Read →Can a Missing Statement in a Donation Letter Cost You the Entire Deduction?
Donating land seems straightforward. But a single missing line in the charity’s acknowledgment letter can wipe out the entire charitable deduction.
Read →Can the IRS Deny Your Installment Agreement Because of Home Equity?
You owe the IRS more than you can pay at once. You own a home with equity. Does the IRS get to force you to tap that equity before agreeing to a payment plan?
Read →Can Your Business Deduct Credit Card Interest When the Card Is in Your Name?
Small businesses often run on personal credit cards. The IRS has rules about whether that interest is deductible — and they’re narrower than you’d expect.
Read →Can the IRS Ignore Your Request for an Estate Tax Valuation Explanation?
When closely held business interests pass through an estate, the IRS may push back on valuation. What happens when they refuse to explain how they got their number?
Read →If You Never Received a Form 1099, Do You Still Have to Report the Income?
A missing 1099 doesn’t make the income invisible. The reporting obligation runs separately from the form — and the IRS often knows anyway.
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