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If you’re a U.S. taxpayer residing outside the United States, you might be eligible for the IRS streamlined foreign offshore procedure (SFOP). Under certain specific circumstances, this program might streamline the process of making up for failure to pay taxes while you were living abroad. Learn more about the SFOP, and find out whether you’re […]

The IRS is a powerful debt collector, to say the least. They have the entire mechanism of the government’s resources at their disposal, and they will utilize it to ensure that they are able to collect unpaid taxes. Although the IRS is incredibly aggressive, the system is inherently fair, because there are plenty of potential […]

It’s a simple fact of life that business is becoming increasingly global. For American citizens earning income or living abroad, it can be a huge wake up call to learn that the United States taxes based on earnings, not on physical location. As a result, well-intentioned people get into sticky — and potentially disastrous — […]

If you have foreign assets and/or accounts, you need to be aware of reporting requirements under the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA).

Looking to take advantage of the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion? Learn more about how this exclusion can benefit those earning income abroad!

Marriage and finances are absolutely intertwined, which can lead to some shocking revelations of tax liability when one partner is left in the dark. That’s why the IRS offers the “Innocent Spouse” program.

Harborside Health Center, a marijuana dispensary in Oakland CA, has found itself on the losing side of a Tax Court challenge this month.

Even out-of-state sellers will need to comply with CDTFA’s new guidelines on California use taxes, beginning next spring.

Looking to take advantage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act? Learn about a new tax deduction that may benefit your business.

This week, the Abajian Law team headed to Beverly Hills to attend the 34th annual Tax Controversy Institute, an engaging and productive conference aimed at professional development and discussion surrounding modern tax controversy issues.