Your U.S. Tax Court Case Just Got Closer to Home
New Trial Cities, Broader Access, and a Pilot of a Smarter Calendar
On September 8, 2026, Chief Judge Urda announced three significant changes to how the United States Tax Court administers its trial sessions. Here is what you need to know:
Five New Places of Trial
The Tax Court has…
Continue Reading Your U.S. Tax Court Case Just Got Closer to HomeIRS Proposes New Racial Nondiscrimination Rules for Tax-Exempt Private Schools: What Your School Needs to Know
On September 4, 2026, the IRS and Treasury Department published proposed regulations (REG-119986-25) that would…
Continue Reading IRS Proposes New Racial Nondiscrimination Rules for Tax-Exempt Private Schools: What Your School Needs to KnowIRS Revenue Officers Will Be Knocking on Doors in Lancaster County This August – Here’s What You Need to Know
If you own a business or reside in Lancaster County, pay close attention: the IRS…
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Get your popcorn ready because there is nothing more exciting than the intersection of sports and tax! As a former Division II athlete, the current state of college sports and…
Continue Reading The Growing Business of Sports: A Tax Playbook ReviewBack to the Future: Tax Edition — Correcting SSN/TIN Issues Before the IRS Repossesses the Delorean
Every January, businesses race to issue Forms W-2, 1099, and 1099-NEC, but a small typo in a Social Security Number (SSN) or Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) can turn into a…
Continue Reading Back to the Future: Tax Edition — Correcting SSN/TIN Issues Before the IRS Repossesses the DeloreanClassroom participation points may boost a child’s grade in history class, but merely raising your hand won’t get you far with the IRS. The passive activity loss rules under I.R.C.
Continue Reading No Points for Participation: Passive Activity Rules and Loss LimitationsOn July 1, 2026 the IRS unveiled a new portal for Kwong related refund claims. Taxpayers who want file Forms 843 claiming a refund for interest or penalties that accrued…
Continue Reading IRS Launches Online Portal for Kwong Refund ClaimsAt the NYU Tax Controversy Forum last week, (former?) Acting IRS Chief Counsel Ken Kies commented on the IRS conservation easement settlement initiative and noted that the IRS…
Continue Reading IRS Targeting Charitable Deductions: Old Dog, Old TricksThe current administration’s focus on tax-exempt organizations is no secret. But the recent release of the IRS Databook for FY25 shows that the IRS is following through on the…
Continue Reading Rhetoric Aside, Audits of Tax-Exempt Organizations Skyrocketed in FY25In a June 9 opinion, the Tax Court held that a married couple were not engaged in horse breeding and training activities for profit and sustained the IRS’s disallowance…
Continue Reading Horse Breeding and Training Expense Deductions? Tax Court Says NeighThis is the final post in a series of ten client alerts summarizing the key provisions of the Taxpayer Assistance and Service Act, a bipartisan legislative package introduced on February…
Continue Reading Taxpayer Assistance and Service Act Title X: Miscellaneous ProvisionsThis is the ninth in a series of ten client alerts summarizing the key provisions of the Taxpayer Assistance and Service Act, a bipartisan legislative package introduced on February 26…
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