The IRS recently announced it will hire between 600 and 700 new enforcement personnel. According to the daily news service Government Executive, in an internal IRS memorandum discussing the hires, Commissioner of Internal Revenue John Koskinen noted: “This is a good development for our tax system. When you look at…
Williams Parker Obtains Tax Ruling that TEFRA Does Not Apply to Payroll Tax Audits of Partnerships
March 6, 2015
Employment Tax
During the course of an audit of a partnership for employment tax matters, an issue arose as to whether the tax partnership (which has numerous partners) was subject to the unified partnership audit and litigation provisions of TEFRA (the Tax Equity and Fiscal Responsibility Act of 1982). Representing the partnership,…
Williams Parker settles $3 Million Tax Court Litigation on Behalf of Client
December 2, 2014
Tax Controversies
Williams Parker acted as tax counsel for a client in connection with a $3 million income tax dispute with the Internal Revenue Service. The dispute involved the proper allocation of income among entities in a multi-entity corporate structure where some of the entities were C corporations and others were pass-through…