United States Tax Court Decision for the Week – You be the Judge
December 8, 2015
The United States Tax Court Held No IRS Abuse of Discretion in Sustaining Federal Tax Lien Filing The Tax Court held that a settlement officer
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United States Tax Court Decision for the Week – You be the Judge
May 10, 2015
No IRS Abuse of Discretion in Denying Non-compliant Couple’s Installment Agreement The United States Tax Court held that an IRS settlement officer didn’t abuse her
United States Tax Court Decision for the Week – You be the Judge
June 5, 2016
IRS Fails to Prove Fraudulent Intent; Fraud Penalties Inapplicable The United States Tax Court held that the IRS failed to prove a couple’s fraudulent intent
United States Tax Court Decision for the Week – You be the Judge
December 2, 2013
A recent Tax Court decision was reported that may be of interest to individuals potentially dealing with tax litigation. J. Frank Best, Certified Public Accountant
Top 5 Tax Controversy CPA Profiles
May 11, 2019
J. Frank Best a Tax Controversy CPA serving North and South Carolina with locations in Raleigh & Wilmington, NC and North Myrtle Beach & Myrtle Beach,
Ambiguous Notice Sinks U.S. Tax Court Petition
November 7, 2019
A recent Tax Court decision was reported dealing with a U. S. Tax Court Litigation Petition. J. Frank Best, Tax Controversy CPA/U. S. Tax Court