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Melissa Wiley

New York, United States
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Tax-Exempt Organizations on High Alert - The CPA Journal

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By Melissa Wiley
| The CPA Journal Verified
Over the course of the past year, many nonprofits have been operating in a state of uncertainty, concerned that their tax-exempt status may be challenged or stripped entirely. Recent executive orders and presidential memoranda have signaled that nonprofits misaligned with the administration's priorities may face significant scrutiny over the work they do and the source of their funding.
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Preparing Tax Returns in Remote Alaska Showed Pro Bono’s Value Original

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By Melissa Wiley
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
While friends and colleagues were planning spring break trips to warmer climates, I went to Alaska in late February to prepare tax returns in remote villages. I agreed to this unusual pro bono work because it offered adventure, an opportunity to learn about a new culture, and a chance to help people. What I didn’t fully appreciate at the time was just how completely the trip would deliver on all three.
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It’s Time for Treasury to End the Backlog of Microcaptive Cases Original

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By Melissa Wiley
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
Acting IRS Chief Counsel Ken Kies announced in January that the IRS would be making final settlement offers to taxpayers with syndicated conservation easement, or SCE, cases. The reason: The backlog of hundreds of SCE cases in the US Tax Court has become untenable. Any attempt to clear the SCE bottleneck and free up limited administrative and judicial resources is a welcome development.
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