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IRS Adopts State Domestic-Partner Property Law

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By: Kathleen Pender

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IRS: Deductible Moving Expenses

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The following video from the IRS explains what qualifies as deductible moving expenses:

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R&G Brenner & SKYPE Team Up!

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SKYPE + R&G Brenner = Taxes Done Easy!

R&G Brenner’s own Dennis Grogan, EA was recently interviewed by SKYPE when they discovered we were using their platform to conduct remote tax interviews with our domestic and International tax clients. As the IRS, States and taxpayers become more technolgocially savvy, video conferencing has been a way for both our clients and our tax consultants to save time and increase accuracy in preparing tax returns. At R&G Brenner, saving you time and money is...

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5 New Tax Developments To Consider

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5 Tax Developments For 2013

1. Cell phones.The Small Business Jobs Act of 2010 (Pub. L. No. 111-240) made it easier for employers to claim income tax deductions for the cost of providing cell phones to employees. Starting with 2010, deductions have been allowed without detailed recordkeeping regarding personal and business use of the cell phones. However, in the wake of the tax law change, a big question remained: How are employer-provided cell phones treated on the employee end?

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How Long Should I Keep My Tax Records?

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How Long Should I Keep Tax Records?

Now that the tax season has come to an end, a common question for many of our clients is “How long do I need to keep my tax return copies and tax related documentation”? We suggest that all copies of tax returns should be kept indefinitely. You never know when you might need them. If you are a current R&G Brenner client, our “Go Green” service stores all tax returns prepared by us since 2009 in a secure “Cloud” online, so they will always be accessible...

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IRS Considers Delaying All Refunds Until Summer

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Refunds Delayed Till Summer?

According to a recent report, the IRS risks issuing $26 Billion in fraudulent tax returns over the next 5 years. In 2011 alone, the IRS received 2.2 Million fraudulent returns, costing taxpayers $6.5 Billion. True to form, a “quick fix” idea has gained the most traction with the IRS & members of congress, and naturally it is at the expense of the taxpayer. Rather than investigate the root of the problem, the IRS wants more time–i.e. YOUR time–to review tax...

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IRS Cost Basis Reporting Requirement Delayed

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Banks Get 1 Year Delay For Basis Reporting

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Tax Shelter Audits; Supreme Court Limits IRS To 3 Years

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Supreme Court: 3-Year Limit

The Supreme Court has ruled that the Internal Revenue Service has only three years to impose additional taxes in a tax shelter case, instead of six years like the government wanted.

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What To Expect If You Filed Your Taxes Late

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What Happens If I Filed Late?

This year, your federal income tax return was due on Tuesday, April 17. That’s because the usual deadline, April 15, fell on a Sunday, and a federal holiday, Emancipation Day, fell on April 16. If you didn’t file your return on time despite the extra two days, here’s what to expect. 

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Who Pays Tax On Joint Bank Accounts?

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Who's Responsible For Tax?

This question seems simple but is important. After all, if you’re a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, you must report your worldwide income to the IRS even if you’re paying tax on it somewhere else. See Expats Lobby For Tax on Residence, Not Worldwide Income. Moreover, you must file an FBAR every year disclosing your bank accounts if their aggregate value exceeds $10,000 at any time during the year…The penalties for either failure are big, potentially even...

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