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Baker Tilly helps charity get back tax-exempt status
After a not-for-profit lost its tax-exempt classification for failing to file returns, Baker Tilly was brought in to prove the IRS was mistaken and should reinstate the organization's tax-exempt status. -
Concrete maker doesn’t let unclaimed property sink deal
When a concrete product manufacturer discovered its unclaimed property could be a problem to a potential buyer, it hired Baker Tilly to help reduce its exposure and cast itself in a better light. -
Changes to IRS exams of TEFRA partnerships
TEFRA audit procedures were repealed last year, but were replaced with a more streamlined approach that created uniform rules for auditing partnerships and partners. -
Revisiting United States v. Boyle in the e-file era
Boyle put the onus on taxpayers to make sure their tax preparers mailed in their returns by the deadline, but with the ubiquity and ease of e-filing, are taxpayers still responsible for making sure their tax preparer hits the send button? -
IRS Appeals and writing an effective protest
If the IRS issues an action against you, the Office of Appeals might be the right place to resolve that in an efficient – and less costly – manner. - Previous Next
