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Tag Archives: irs
Income Taxes, Identity Theft, and Identity Fraud
According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, about 17.6 million individuals in the U.S. were victims of identity theft in 2014. When a data breach occurs at a company, the company may offer to provide identity protection services to its … Continue reading
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Tagged estate planning, identity fraud, identity theft, irs, jim lamm, tax returns
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IRS Chief Counsel Advises IRS Agent Not to Request Taxpayer E-Mail Contents From ISP
In IRS Chief Counsel Advice 201141017, an IRS agent tried to obtain a taxpayer’s e–mail contents from the taxpayer’s Internet Service Provider (ISP) without a warrant. The taxpayer’s ISP refused the IRS agent’s request, citing provisions of the Stored Communications … Continue reading
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Tagged accessing, accounts, bank accounts, death, decedent, died, e-mail, estate planning, irs, jim lamm, privacy, tax returns
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New IRS Reporting for Certain Online Sellers Starts in 2011
Income tax issues related to a person’s online sales accounts are important to consider, especially for fiduciaries and family members dealing with the person’s incapacity or death. The IRS has had trouble tracking income received from online sales, but new … Continue reading
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Tagged accounts, amazon, craigslist, ebay, irs, jim lamm, online sales, reporting
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