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Jun. 1, 2007
Expert Advice
These days, Uncle Sam keeps one eye on court records, in the hope of rooting out tax scofflaws. Some good advice can help divorce clients avoid unwittingly stirring up tax problems. By Charles P. Rettig
By Chris P. Rettig
Tax Law
The IRS Is Watching Your Clients' Divorce
In a newly dogged approach to narrowing the tax gap?the approximately $300 billion in taxes not collected due to underreporting, nonfiling, and nonpayment?agents from the IRS and the California Franchise Tax Board have been instructed t...
Tax Law
The IRS Is Watching Your Clients' Divorce
In a newly dogged approach to narrowing the tax gap?the approximately $300 billion in taxes not collected due to underreporting, nonfiling, and nonpayment?agents from the IRS and the California Franchise Tax Board have been instructed t...
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