How Tax-Exempt Statuses Can Be Revoked Part 3

According to The Nonprofit Almanac 2015, 1.41 million nonprofits were registered with the Internal Revenue Service in 2013. That same year, nonprofits accounted for 5.4 percent of the country’s gross domestic product, coming in at 905.9 billion dollars. In all, nonprofit organizations make up a huge part of our country’s GDP and overall economy. Despite […]

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How Tax-Exempt Statuses Can Be Revoked Part 1

For many, the laws and regulations of our tax organization can be a complicated obstacle course of technicalities and amendment forms. This statement can hold even more truth for entities that hold a 501(c) tax exemption status. Last week, we covered the basics of what a tax-exempt status is and what that entails. As premier […]

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Common Mistakes People Make With FBAR Part 1

Many American citizens are in the dark about the myriad of tax laws surrounding their finances. This is especially true when it comes to foreign financial accounts. The IRS has moved to combat banking secrecy abroad and is now in cooperation with foreign entities to ensure that citizens are above board with their tax status. […]

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Work with Maryland Attorneys When Filing OVDP

As a citizen of the United States of America, we are required to pay taxes on our income. This even counts for money that is earned outside of the United States for both individuals and corporations. For one reason or another, this doesn’t always happen. Yet there are stiff consequences for tax evasion. Because there […]

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