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by Tyler B. Korn, Esq. | Jul 29, 2010 | Articles
Under Section 7430 of the Internal Revenue Code, the prevailing party in any civil tax proceeding brought by or against the United States is permitted a discretionary award of litigation costs, including attorneys’ fees. A “prevailing party” is defined as a...
by Tyler B. Korn, Esq. | Jul 29, 2010 | Articles
The Korn Law Firm, P.L. / Tel (239) 354-4300 One of the primary reasons why computation of a partner’s interest in a partnership and its assets often confuses partners and their advisers alike is that two different, contemporaneously operating measurements exist to...
by Tyler B. Korn, Esq. | Jul 29, 2010 | Articles
The Korn Law Firm, P.L. / Tel (239) 354-4300 In handling civil and criminal tax cases, I am often asked whether, and to what extent, an accountant-client confidentiality or work-product privilege exists. The applicability of such a privilege is often of pivotal...
by Tyler B. Korn, Esq. | Jul 29, 2010 | Articles
The Korn Law Firm, P.L. / Tel (239) 354-4300 It is not an uncommon occurrence for taxpayers, even those well-experienced with federal tax audits, to become discomposed upon receipt of an Internal Revenue Service summons. Understandably, a summons by the IRS tends to...
