Current Articles

• Federal Payment Levy Program: Harming Veterans (Part II)
  By Nina Olson
  In my previous blog, I described the Federal Payment Levy Program (FPLP) and outlined my general concerns about the IRS’s implementation of the “Low Income Filter” (LIF) and lack of person-to-person […]
• Another Large Payment Owed For Incorrect PTC
  By Annette Nellen
  Another case (see below)* addresses a couple receiving an advance Premium Tax Credit (PTC) of a large amount and having to pay it all back. They also note that if they had known they would have to […]
• Tax Incentives And Credits In Maine
  By Monika Miles
  This month we travel all the way to the northeast corner of the country to the state with the rocky coastline and maritime history of Maine, the Pine Tree State. Maine is the northeasternmost state […]
• IRS Has A Heart For Hurricane Harvey Victims
  By Barry Fowler
  With a major portion of Houston and surrounding areas under water and devastated, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has announced significant tax relief for victims of Hurricane Harvey. Those in […]
• IRS Taxes For U.S. Inpats – What You Need To Know
  By Hugo Lesser
  Inpats, or inpatriates, are foreigners who have been transferred to work in the United States. So in a sense, inpats are also (from the perspective of their country of origin) expats. As individuals […]