Entries by Tax Attorney

Jeffrey B. Kahn, Esq. Discusses Taxes, Undisclosed Foreign Accounts and the IRS On ESPN Radio – February 27, 2015 Show

Topics Covered: 1. An Unusual But Effective IRS Collection Tool: The Writ Of Ne Exeat Republica 2. The IRS Does Care About Your Small Undisclosed Foreign Bank Account! 3. Freelancer? Avoid these ‘7 deadly sins’ at tax time. 4. Questions from our listeners: a. Will the IRS punish me if I hire a tax attorney?   b. Should […]

The IRS Does Care About Your Small Undisclosed Foreign Bank Account!

Since 2009 the IRS campaign against unreported income and undisclosed foreign accounts has morphed from a focus on Swiss banks and large accounts to a kind of everyman’s tax disclosure.  But keep in mind that just like when the net is lowered into the water it catches all sizes of fish – the IRS states […]

Freelancer? Avoid these ‘7 deadly sins’ at tax time.

In separate reports, Zen99 and the consumer finance web site nerdwallet ranked Los Angeles the best city for freelancers. In 2012, 12% of people in Los Angeles reported themselves as self-employed. Each of these website reports considered housing and health care costs, the percentage of freelancers in an area as factors. Even before the sharing economy […]

IRS Agents To Hunt Tax Dodgers Overseas

On a recent airplane trip from the Bay Area to Southern California, I sat beside a distinguished-looking elderly man. I initiated a conversation with him and found out he was a former judge now living in Mexico. We talked about everything, including taxation. The former judge admitted that he was an American citizen and he […]