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IRS Misclassified Foreign Partner’s Funds as Income, Couple Says Original

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By James Matheson Verified
| Daily Tax Report Verified
A Texas couple is challenging an IRS assessment of more than $3.5 million in deficiencies and penalties for underreporting income, arguing the agency wrongly recognized money they held on behalf of a United Arab Emirates business partner as taxable income.
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Imperfect Assessment Lets IRS Recover Employment Tax Liability Original

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By James Matheson Verified
| Daily Tax Report Verified
The IRS properly issued a supplemental assessment seeking a repayment of an employment tax refund it accidentally issued to a Seattle landscape architecture firm because the original assessment was imperfect, the US Tax Court said Wednesday. Two years after the IRS mistakenly assessed a $0 federal employment tax liability on Hough Beck & Baird Inc.'s first quarter of 2021 and issued a $121,000 refund, the agency sent a letter proposing an adjustment of the same amount.
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Crypto Transactions Lack Taxable Income Elements, Couple Says Original

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By James Matheson Verified
| Daily Tax Report Verified
A blockchain protocol split called a hard fork that creates a new token doesn’t give rise to taxable income under federal income taxation principles, a couple told the US Tax Court. Benjamin Rogovy and his wife, Carol Castellon Miranda argued hard forks fail all three prongs of the realized income test established by the US Supreme Court’s decision in Commissioner v.
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