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Eversheds Sutherland (US) attorneys Brenna Clark and Meredith O’Leary present, "Assessing Retirement Plan Compliance in a Post-Determination Letter World," a webcast on September 28, 2017. Historically, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has periodically issued letters to plan sponsors verifying that their plan documents satisfy certain Internal Revenue Code requirements. These determination letters provided comfort not only to plan sponsors, but also to related parties such as auditors, recordkeepers, lenders and buyers in M&A transactions. In 2015, the IRS announced that it was significantly limiting its determination letter program, effective January 1, 2017. As we shift away from the determination letter program, plan sponsors and other parties with an interest in qualified retirement plans should review their options for assessing and documenting plan compliance, as well as new considerations in corporate transactions.
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Lebanon PA, 12.19.2013: Controller Robert Mettley presented a request to the Retirement Board to join 52 other counties who are represented by Hay Group, to participate in a voluntary IRS program to amend the county retirement plan in order to receive a Determination Letter exempting the pension fund from taxation.
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Retirement plans operate in a legal, legislative, and regulatory landscape that is constantly evolving. Keeping up with the changes that are relevant to your plan can be a daunting task for retirement plan fiduciaries. In this presentation, Amy Barber, JD boils down this year's chief developments to date, as well as issues on the horizon that may impact your retirement plan in the future. Topics include: - Relevant case law updates - Mandatory restatement period for qualified defined contribution plans - An update on the EPCRS Correction Program - The IRS limiting favorable determination letter program - Audit awareness - Issues on the horizon
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Advisory Committee on Tax Exempt and Government Entities 6/8/2016 Hearing
Today the IRS met to discuss the following topics: Employee Plans: Analysis and Recommendations Regarding Changes to the Determination Letter Program Exempt Organizations: Stewards of the Public Trust: Long-Range Planning for the Future of the IRS and the Exempt Community Federal, State and Local Governments: Revised FSLG Trainings and Communicating with Small Local Governments Indian Tribal Governments: Survey of Tribes Regarding IRS Effectiveness with Current Topics of Concerns and Recommendations Tax Exempt Bonds: Recommendations for Continuous Improvement and Enhancing Resources in the Tax Exempt Bond Market
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Raking Away Old 401(k) Determination Letters
For this Sunscreen Moment, plans would be well advised to “rake away” those old IRS approval letters. The information presented in this video is not necessarily all inclusive, does not constitute legal, tax or any other advice, and should not be relied upon without first consulting with appropriate qualified professionals for your individual facts and circumstances. © 2014 WITHUMSMITH+BROWN, PC. All rights reserved. This video may not be copied in whole or part.
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Funding a Startup with Retirement Cash Smart or Dumb
When considering funding a startup business with your retirement savings, the first question that comes to mind may be Why? The answer lies more in the people themselves, than the funds. These investors range from retired entrepreneurs who have played it safe throughout their careers and want their shot at their own venture, to retirees who need cash to sustain their lifestyles. Some want to own something, while others like the excitement and the risk involved in being their own boss. In this article, we'll address one of the first and most important steps for any small business: financing. We'll also take a look at what you can do to drum up this retired money. (For background reading, see Start Your Own Small Business.) Getting It Started: Funding Once you know what kind of business you would like to start and have made some plans, the first obstacle you are bound to run up against is funding. It will take a while (possibly a long while) before your business starts turning a profit, so you'll need some money to get things running and keep them running until you can secure a consistent base of customers. There are many ways to fund a small business, but some may be more appropriate for retirees. Let's take a look at some of the options available. Retirement Seed Money Taking cash directly from your retirement savings provides easy and instant access, carries no interest burden and keeps total control in your hands. However, if stealing from your main source of money is distasteful to you, then you might want to consider tapping your investments, severance-package monies, cash from refinancing your mortgage equity, and even your extra IRA and 401(k) plans. (For more on borrowing 401(k) funds, see Borrowing From Your Plan.) This latter category of IRAs and 401(k)s can be accessed tax-free, penalty-free and with no required repayment. This is because this money is considered an investment in your own business. If the loan is properly set up, it will be just like any other investment made with IRA and 401(k) monies. The process involves setting up the startup as a C corporation. This corporate structure has a slate of officers and a board of directors, which meet at least once per year and create recorded meeting minutes and issue shares of stock in the corporation. With a C corporation in place, funds from an existing 401(k) or IRA can be can be rolled over into the retirement plan of the startup C corporation. The retirement plan then invests the funds in the startup C corporation in exchange for shares of stock in the corporation. Although this method is not foolproof, plans of this type have received positive letters of determination from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). (To learn more, read Common IRA Rollover Mistakes.) This arrangement allows the tax-free dollars in the 401(k) and IRA accounts to be used without tax liability or penalty and delivers significant additional benefits to the business startup. These include: Qu
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Administrative Sources of Law | Individual Income Tax | Episode 7
Administrative Sources of Law | Individual Income Tax | Episode 7 In this episode we discuss the administrative sources of law provided by the IRS and the Treasury Department. Table of Contents: 00:00 - Introduction 00:49 - Three Adminstrative Laws 01:06 - Treasury Regulations 02:34 - Proposed Regulations 03:16 - Temporary Retulations 04:15 - Where to Find Regulations 04:35 - Reveune Rulings & Procedures 06:07 - Reveune Procedures 06:45 - Letter Rulings 07:48 - Letter Rulings 08:14 - Determination Letters 08:41 - Letter Ruling v. Determination letter 09:39 - General Counsel Memorandum SUBSCRIBE to my channel for up to date information on tax: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnVFEz-0pit3T1-UVo52SGQ -------------------- About Mary Black Mary Black is a tax, business, and estate planning attorney in Utah. She has known that she wanted to be a tax attorney since she was 8 years old when she couldn't understand what her family (all tax attorneys) would talk tax around the dinner table. She specializes in tax planning to ensure business and estate planning transactions limit the tax her clients will owe. She has taught Individual Income Tax at Utah Valley University and has worked with former IRS Commissioners on changes to the R&D Tax Credit and Partnership Audit Regulations. About Center For Tax Studies The attorneys at Center for Tax Studies have seen the gambit when it comes to the bad tax planning and preparation. Our mission is to teach students, practitioners, and educators the truth about tax instead of wives tales, or worse, downright lies. -------------------- LEGAL DISCLAIMER This video is intended for informational and educational purposes only and not for the purpose of providing legal advice. You should contact your attorney or CPA to obtain advice with respect to any particular issue or problem. Use of this video or answers to questions in the comment box below is for informational and educational purposes and do not create an attorney-client relationship between Mary Black, Center For Tax Studies, and the user or browser. ATTORNEY ADVERTISING -------------------- Music: www.bensound.com
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Statutory Notice of Deficiency | What To Do If You Receive a 90 Day Letter From The IRS
http://gregorytaxlaw.com Statutory Notice of Deficiency Free Consultation - 1-888-346-5470 0:18 What it means to receive a Statutory Notice of Deficiency 0:31 Notice of Deficiency or 90 Day Letter From IRS 1:40 How much time taxpayers have to respond to Tax Notice 2:11 What to do if you receive a Statutory Notice of Deficiency Letter 2:30 Hiring a competent Tax Attorney Statutory Notice of Deficiency - What You Should Know If you have received a notice of deficiency from the IRS, do not ignore the notice. You need to take immediate action to protect your right to contest the underlying adjustments in Tax Court. The best defense to receiving an IRS Statutory Notice of Deficiency is to hire tax legal counsel. A notice of deficiency, also called a "statutory notice of deficiency" or "90 day letter," is a legal notice from the IRS Commissioner which determines the taxpayer's tax deficiency. The notice of deficiency will be delivered to the taxpayer via certified or registered mail. The notice of deficiency is a legal determination that is presumptively correct. This means that you, the taxpayer, have the burden of proving that the IRS is wrong. The statutory notice of deficiency consists of the following: a letter explaining the purpose of the notice, the amount of the deficiency, the taxpayer's options, a waiver to allow the taxpayer to agree to the additional tax liability, a statement showing how the deficiency was computed, and an explanation of adjustments. A statutory notice of deficiency notifies the taxpayer that the IRS is about to assess a tax deficiency against the taxpayer. The notice of deficiency also informs the taxpayer of their right to petition the US Tax Court to contest the adjustments proposed in the notice. Taxpayers have a limited time period to file a petition in US Tax Court. Taxpayers residing within the US have 90 days from the date of the notice of deficiency to file a petition with the US Tax Court to contest the deficiency. Taxpayers outside the US are given 150 days to file a petition in US Tax Court. Failure to either pay the adjustments or timely file a petition in US Tax Court results in the assessment of the tax. Once the tax has been assessed, the IRS commences with collection activities. If you receive a notice of deficiency, it is vitally important that you take action. You need to either agree with the government's position or file a petition in US tax court. Ignoring the notice of deficiency will result in an assessment of tax and your case will go directly to the collection phase of the IRS. Contesting a notice of deficiency involves technical tax and procedural issues that most laymen will find very confusing. As such, hiring a competent tax attorney is the best way to handle receiving a notice of deficiency. The IRS has an army of attorneys on their side. Don't fight the IRS, let a former IRS attorney fight for you. Call our office at (888) 346-5470 today for a free consultation. statutory notice of deficiency irs notice of deficiency notice of deficiency irs irs notice certified letter from irs what is a notice of deficiency irs statutory notice of deficiency tax deficiency letter from irs deficiency notice certified mail from irs irs 90 day letter 90 day letter certified letter from the irs certified mail from the irs irs certified letter http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lijFH7wJCWA
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How Long Does It Take To Get A Non Profit Status?
12 nov 2016 form 1023 ez is pretty new. Frequently asked questions about applying for tax exemption. The amount of time it takes to get approval for a 501(c)(3) tax exempt listing varies considerably, depending on everything from human capital strain at the how long does take irs approve 501c3 status? In most cases (but not always), you will receive your status in around four months or so (3 are correct, length start nonprofit do have wait exemption operate 16 jul 2014 new streamlined application process becoming might took almost year and half news site eye ohio its but there's still list small growing organizations whose applicants using form provide any details legalzoom complexity out filing for501(c)(3). Some charities have received approval in as little two weeks from the date of submittal. How long is the irs taking to approve form 1023 applications for guide my 501c3 application was submitted. How to start a non profit organization in california. How long does it take for the irs to approve 501c3 status? . How long does it take for the irs to approve 501(c)(3) status? We can help! please fill out form below and we will get in touch with you shortly as stated another answer, 1023 is 29 pages long, plus required schedules attachments. How do i apply for non profit status of my retirement home? . But it was designed to help smaller organizations file for 501(c)(3) exemption more easily and quickly. How long does it typically take the irs to approve 501c3 application frequently asked questions non profit filing. Why does it take so long to be approved as a 501c3? The balance thebalance why approval for 501c3 takes 2501880 class "" url? Q webcache. Depending on how complex your nonprofit is and soon you need the free guide to starting a non profit organization in california with ca attorney general, registry of charitable trusts get official charity registration. Oct 2013 question if my nonprofit corporation files its irs form 1023 today, how long will it take before the issues a letter approving top ten reasons for delays in processing exempt organization applications does need to file an 990 while waiting tax status? . You must refrain from taking part in activities that could jeopardize your status. How to get non profit status (with pictures) wikihow. How long does it take for the irs to approve 501(c)(3) status? . How long does it take to get a ca non profit organization started? . Now, it can actually take over a year to get determination letter, but generally it's bit of stressful process not knowing when you'll 501c3 status, non profit_filing help you make your charitable profit organization reality. Why does it take so long to be approved as a 501c3? The balance. A change in the irs process for granting tax exempt status could be 501(c)(3) application apply legalzoom. 18 sep 2014 depending on whether you are filing irs form 1023 ez or irs form 1023 ez, you will receive your irs determination letter in 2 weeks to 6 26 jan 2017 nonprofi
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Tax Petition. Need Tax Help, Court Petitions, Or Is The IRS Becoming Stressful?
Click Here:http://www.taxproblem.org/free-irs-advice/.Experienced Tax Accountant Joe Mastriano Call Now at 713-774-4467 Or Visit Our Site For Free Tax Information Do You Have A Court Petition? Contact Us! End Small Tax Case or Regular Tax Case. If you seek review of one of the four types of IRS Notices listed in paragraph of the petition form , you may file Organization dedicated to fully replacing the U.S. federal income tax system with a national sales tax. Petition Forms For the convenience of the parties, the t has available forms that can be completed and filed with the Court. A taxpayer may How to File a Petition With Tax Court. You can fight back against an IRS Notice of Deficiency or Notice of Determination by filing a petition in tax court. Just like WAGE TAX REFUND PETITION TAX YEAR WAGE TAX REFUND PETITION. SALARY/HOURLY EMPLOYEES. Rev. TAX YEAR United States Code: Title Restrictions applicable to Restrictions applicable to deficiencies; petition to Tax Court. How Current is This? Time for filing petition and restriction on assessment. Within 90 days Property Tax Petitions - The Hennepin County Attorney A decision by the brought Petitions may be filed after May 1st of the year before the tax is payable. Form A-1 Petition of Appeal a taxpayer or taxing district may file a petition of appeal with the county board of taxation or a Petition for Compromise of Delinquent Taxes Frequently Asked Answers to frequently asked questions about who may qualify, how and where to file, and Tax petition form petition End Texas: Abilene, Addison, Alamo, Alice, Allen, Alvin, Amarillo, Andrews, Angleton, Arlington, Athens, Austin, Azle, Balch Springs, Bay City, Baytown, Beaumont, Bedford, Beeville, Galveston, Garland, Gatesville, Georgetown, Grand Prairie, Grapevine, Greenville, Groves, Haltom City, Harker Heights, Harlingen, Henderson, Hereford, Hewitt, Highland Village, Houston, Humble, McAllen, McKinney, Mercedes, Mesquite, Midland, Mineral Wells, Mission, Missouri, Mount Pleasant, Nacogdoches, Nederland, New Braunfels, North Richland, Odessa, Orange, Palestine, Pampa, Paris, Pasadena, Pearland, Pecos, Pflugerville, Pharr, Plainview, Plano, Port Arthur, Port Lavaca, Port Neches, Raymondville, Richardson, Richmond, Robstown, Rockwall, Roma, Rosenberg, Round Rock, Rowlett, Sachse, Saginaw, San Angelo, San Antonio, San Benito, San Juan, San Marcos, Santa Fe, Schertz, Seabrook, Seagoville, Seguin, Sherman, Snyder, Socorro, South houston, Southlake, Stafford, Stephenville, Sugarland, Sulphur Springs, Sweetwater, Taylor, Temple, Terrell, Texarkana, Texas City, The Colony, The Woodlands, Tyler, Universal City, University Park, Uvalde, Vernon, Victoria, Vidor, Waco, Watauga, Waxahachie, Weatherford, Weslaco, West University Place, White Settlement, Wichita, memorial, museum district, Montrose, morning side place, midtown, meyerland, magnolia grove, magnolia park, Manchester, maple wood, lake Houston, langwood, Larchmont, lazybrook, Lindale park, linkwood, little Saigon, lincoln greens, knollwood village, klein brook, kingwood, Kashmere gardens, inwood forest, independence heights, Harrisburg, Hidden Valley, Highland Village , Hillwood, Houston, Texas, Houston Gardens , Houston Heights, Hunters Glen, Hunters Point, California: Alhambra, Anaheim, Antioch, Bakersfield, Berkeley, Burbank, Carson, Chula Vista, Citrus Heights, Compton, Concord, Corona, Costa Mesa, Daly, Downey, Elk Grove, El Cajon, El Monte, Escondido, Fairfield, Fontana, Fremont, Fresno, Fullerton, Garden Grove, Glendale, Hayward, Huntington Beach, Inglewood, Irvine, Lancaster, Long beach, Los Angeles, Mission Viejo, Modesto, Moreno Valley, Norwalk, Oakland, Oceanside, Ontario, Orange, Oxnard, Palmdale, Pasadena, Pomona, Pompano Beach, Rancho Cucamonga, Rialto, Richmond, Riverside, Roseville, Sacramento, Salinas, San Bernardino, San Diego, San Francisco, San Jose, San Mateo, Santa Ana, Santa Barbara, Santa Clara, Santa Clarita, Santa Rosa, Simi Valley, South Gatev, Stocktonv , Sunnyvale, Thousand Oaks, Torrance, Vacaville, Vallejo, Ventura, Visalia, Vista, West Covina, Westminster, Indio, Contra Costa, Marin, Solano, Sonoma, Napa, Santa Cruz, San Benito, Yolo, El Dorado, Placer, Sutter, Yuba, Nevada, Douglas, Madera, Cathedral, Palm Springs, Coachella Valley, Victorville, Hesperia, Apple Valley, Victor Valley, Alameda, Salinas, Santa Clarita, Santa Cruz, Seaside, Monterey, Marina, Santa Maria, Visalia, Hemet, Merced, Redding, Madera, Arcata, Arroyo Grande, Grover Beach, Arvin, Atascadero, El Paso de Robles, Avenal, Barstow, Big Bear Lake, Bishop, Blythe, Brawley, Calexico, Camarillo, Cameron Park, Chico, Clearlake, Coalinga, Corcoran, Crescent City, Crestline, Davis, Delano, Desert Hot Springs, Dixon, Lodi, El Centro, Eureka, Fillmore, Fortuna, Gilroy, Morgan Hill, Grass Valley,
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Benefit Focused Defined Benefit Plans – Steve Savant’s Money, the Name of the Game – Part 5 of 5
Content: Overview: What distinguishes a retirement plan which is Benefit Focused from one that is Lump Sum Focused (such as the traditional split funded insured defined benefit plan?) A Benefit Focused Plan provides no distribution or cash out of the lump sum value of the participant’s monthly retirement benefit. This restriction of no cash out permits the plan: (1) to fund to a more valuable benefit, i.e. a 100% joint and survivor monthly retirement benefit; (2) to provide a death benefit of 100 times the monthly pension until the death of the participant while the surviving spouse continues to receive the participant’s monthly benefit (vs. the traditional split funded plan where the insurance death benefit must end at normal retirement age), and; (3) to protect the value of this benefit from estate tax since there is no distribution of this value (vs. the traditional split funded insured defined benefit with a single life annuity and a cash out at retirement). The fundamental plan provisions of the Benefit Focused Plan, which are backed by IRS letters of determination and include the most recent restatements, are what distinguishes the Benefit Focused Plan from Lump Sum Focused Plan. They include the following: (1) The Benefit Focused Plan provides a completely subsidized 100% joint and survivor monthly annuity. This and a life annuity are the only form of retirement benefit that the Benefit Focused Plan provides. (2) There is no cash out of the participant’s present value of the accrued benefit. There is no lump sum right of the participant to receive a distribution of cash other than as a monthly retirement benefit. This is a major plan provision difference from the Lump Sum Focused Plan which provides a single life monthly annuity and cash out of the value of the accrued benefit. As a result, there is no cash out when a participant terminates or retires. This provision is necessary in order for a plan to fund for a normal form of a 100% joint and survivor annuity. Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 415 specifies that if a participant has a cash out option, the participant’s present value is based on the value of a single life annuity. Since a 100% joint and survivor monthly annuity is more valuable, there can be no cash out option to the participant so that he is eligible for the more valuable benefit. (3) The death benefit provision of the Benefit Focused Plan is also different than the Lump Sum Focused Plan. In either plan, in order for a participant to be eligible for a death benefit, it must be incidental (not greater than 100 times the participant’s projected monthly retirement income) to the primary purpose of the plan, which is to provide a monthly retirement income. In the traditional plan, this benefit is available until normal retirement at which time the benefit is terminated. In the Benefit Focused Plan, this incidental death benefit is available to all plan participants whether active (on a pre-retirement basis) or retired (on a post retirement basis). This incidental death benefit continues until the death of the participant. However, this benefit ceases if a participant is terminated. (4) The plan document provides that there is no reduction in the IRC Section 415 (b) benefit limit because of the availability of an incidental death benefit for a plan participant. IRC Section 415 (b) governs the maximum benefit limits available to a plan participant and stipulates that incidental ancillary benefits do not affect the level of the benefit available to a plan participant. (5) These plan provisions are within all the regulatory guidelines and are reinforced by the Pension Protection Act (PPA) and implementing regulations. PPA now requires the enrolled actuary to value both the present value of the retirement benefit and the present value of the incidental death benefit, adding them to determine the total Funding Target. The Benefit Focused Plan, under these new valuation guidelines, now provides a substantially larger deduction than the Lump Sum Focused Plan. This deduction is larger because we are funding to a 100% joint and survivor monthly retirement benefit plus an incidental death benefit continuing to life expectancy of the participant. This contrasts with the Lump Sum Focused Plan with an incidental death benefit ending at normal retirement age. Jodie Dailey is a co-contributor to this press release. Syndicated financial columnist, talk show host and popular platform speaker Steve Savant interviews retirement expert Jodie Dailey. Steve Savant’s Money, the Name of the Game is an hour-long financial talk show for financial professionals distributed online in 5 ten-minute video press releases Monday through Friday through Trans World News 280 media outlets, social media networks and industry portals. (www.lifesizesolutions.com)
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Personal Injury Attorney Ben Schwartz explains why you may be asked to sign a letter of protection for a medical provider. We are going to do a video today on letter of protection. I got an email from another attorney. She wrote in and she said, “Hi, my name is Jennifer and I'm an attorney. I am new in practice and I just started handling personal injury cases. I have a client who went to his doctor for medical treatment for injuries from the accident. The doctor is refusing to bill his health insurance and instead is demanding that the client/patient sign, and I sign, a letter of protection. Is this normal?” Jennifer, in a car accident case, if there is personal injury protection benefits or med pay, no-fault benefits, depending on whatever the state where the accident happened calls them, then that is what you are going to use for medical treatment....
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Mayor and City Council Special Work Session January 27, 2014
1.Ordinance No. 1791, an ordinance to amend the City of Laurel Employee Pension Plan. 2.Ordinance No. 1792, an ordinance to amend the City of Laurel Police Retirement Plan. 3.Ordinance No. 1793, an ordinance to amend the City of Laurel Employee Retirement Plan to provide technical amendments required by the IRS for the 2013 determination letter. 4.Ordinance No. 1794, an ordinance to amend the City of Laurel Police Retirement Plan to provide technical amendments required by the IRS for the 2013 determination letter. 5.Review of the FY2013 Financial Statements -- Lindsey + Associates, LLC.
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Filing an IRS Petition in a U.S. Tax Court
What to expect in a U.S. tax court when filing a petition. If you have recently undergone an audit or examination, have taken the proper administrative steps to argue your case, but still receive a notice of deficiency or notice of determination that you believe is wrong, or if you have undergone a collection due process hearing and disagree that the appeals officer took all the appropriate steps and considered all of your evidence, you may want to consider taking your matter before the United States Tax Court. Watch this video to learn more about what to expect from this process.
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1.Call to order. 2.Invocation -- Reverend Warren H. Litchfield. 3.Pledge of Allegiance. 4.Roll call. 5.Approval of Minutes of the Third Meeting of January 13, 2014. 6.Report of Mayor and City Council. 7.General Public Hearing. 8.Laurel Towne Centre: Mr. Brian Gibbons 9.Introduction and first public hearing on Ordinance No. 1791, an ordinance to amend the City of Laurel Employee Pension Plan. 10.Introduction and first public hearing on Ordinance No. 1792, an ordinance to amend the City of Laurel Police Retirement Plan. 11.Introduction and first public hearing on Ordinance No. 1793, an ordinance to amend the City of Laurel Employee Retirement Plan to provide technical amendments required by the IRS for the 2013 determination letter. 12.Introduction and first public hearing on Ordinance No. 1794, an ordinance to amend the City of Laurel Police Retirement Plan to provide technical amendments required by the IRS for the 2013 determination letter.
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"IRS Penalty Appeal" Do You Need Help With IRS Penalty Appeals?
http://www.taxproblem.org/penalties-interest Do You Need Help With IRS Penalty Appeals? Contact Joe Mastriano CPA for help or get valuable free information on his website. CALL US AT 713-774-4467 END 1. IRS and State Tax Help - IRS Tax Help Now Top BBB Tax Firm Search Results 1. PENALTY APPEAL - Online Self-Help Tool (START) Apr 12, 2010 -- Before you begin... This tool may be helpful if the following statements apply to you. You received a letter that a failure to file or ... YouTube - IRS Penalty Appeal‏ www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7LOZlSKT0w30 sec - Apr 7, 2009 - Uploaded by joemas2005 IRS Penalty Appeal - Get The Facts and Information an IRS Penalty Appeal From Killer IRS Rep Joe Mastriano, ... 3. More videos for "IRS Penalty Appeal" » The Best Ways to Fight an IRS Tax Bill File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - Quick View Or check the IRS penalty appeal "Online Self-Help. Tool" at the IRS Web site. Type "penalty appeal" into the search box. Better: Ask to meet in person with ... 5. Dealing with the IRS: law, forms, and practice - Google Books Result Business & Economics - 536 pages ... Abatement Procedure Checklist 485 Form 8275 — Disclosure Statement 501 Letter 1277 — IRS Penalty Appeal Determination Letter 503 Sample — Penalty Appeal ... 6. Irs Penalty Appeal Sample Letter - Home Irs Penalty Appeal Sample Letter . addition to examinations, you can appeal many other things, including: Technorati Tags: calculate irs penalties, . ... 7: IRS Penalty Appeal : IRS Penalty Appeal, Bollywood Songs, Hollywood, Movies, Jokes, Funny, Drama, TV, Star Plus, Drama Serial, Romantic, Indian, ... 8. IRS Penalty Calculation | Free Tax Tips Nov 23, 2010 -- ... which doesn't take effect until 2014 — has prompted one north state restaurateur to put his expansion plans on hold. IRS Penalty Appeal ... 9. Irs Penalty Appeal Irs Penalty Appeal on WN Network delivers the latest Videos and Editable pages for News & Events, including Entertainment, Music, Sports, Science and more, ... 10. Best Investment Rates - IRS Penalty Appeal Best Investment Rates - IRS Penalty Appeal - Best Investment Rates - IRS Penalty Appeal. 11. IRS Appeals - Tax Prep and Tax Preparation including Tax News, Tax ... May 15, 2011 -- IRS Penalty Appeal -- Get The Facts and Information an IRS Penalty Appeal From Killer IRS Rep Joe Mastriano, CPA! www.taxproblem.org ... bank levy by IRS collections, bank levys by collections, call from IRS collection officer, call from IRS collections, collection appeal, collection appeal Houston, collection appeal Texas, collection appeals, collection appeals Houston, collection of IRS tax, collection of over due tax, collection of past due tax, collection of past tax, collection of past taxes, currently not collectable, currently not collectible, currently uncollectable, currently uncollectible, Houston collection appeal, Houston collection appeals, Houston IRS collection, Houston IRS collection advice, Houston IRS collection appeal, Houston IRS collection help, Houston IRS collection issue, Houston IRS collection matter, Houston IRS collections, Houston IRS collections help, Houston IRS seizure, Houston IRS seizures, IRS collection, IRS collection advice, IRS collection advice Houston, IRS collection appeal, IRS collection appeal Houston, IRS collection assistance
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Led by Bonnie Treichel, JD, this update for plan sponsors will take a glance at initiatives from the DOL and Internal Revenue Service (“IRS”) over the past 12 months and the impact these rules and regulations have on your role as a plan sponsor and the plans with which you work. In addition, this webinar will focus on those items that remain on the agendas of the DOL and IRS, which are likely to be forthcoming rules and regulations in the next year and beyond. Throughout the webinar, Ms. Treichel will offer action items and practical pointers for plan sponsors, concluding with a question-and-answer session to facilitate further dialog around these issues.
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Obama's Brother Tied To Muslim Brotherhood
It seems that Lois Lerner has quite a bit to answer for. Let's back track for a moment, Ms. Lerner goes before a Congressional committee, says she hasn't done anything wrong, then takes the 5th? Usually one takes the 5th up front, before leaving oneself wide open to perjury, whoever advised Ms. Lerner to do what she did is an idiot. But let's go back to 2011, when Ms. Lerner personally gave Malik Obama and the "Barack H. Obama Foundation" a shady charity headed by the president's half-brother that operated illegally for years; full tax exempt status within one month, an unprecedentedly short time for any organization to receive tax exempt status. Not only did Lerner fast track the paperwork, but made it retroactive back to 2008. Now how can that be? For example, the group's 990 filings for 2008 and 2009 were submitted to the IRS on May 30, 2011, and its 2010 filing was submitted on May 23, 2011. Lerner signed the group's approval on June 26, 2011. An IRS Form 990-EZ required for tax-exempt organizations was filed on May 23, 2011, only days before the IRS determination letter was sent. Barack H. Obama Foundation, Form 990-EZ, filed May 23, 2011, page 1, filled out by Malik Obama. Not only is this extremely questionable, but consider the timing, while there are TEA Party groups still waiting for their tax exempt status and who filed before Malik did. Malik Obama has a shady background as well, with ties to the Muslim Brotherhood. In a WND article, it is clearly laid out, and Freedom Outpost also made mention of Obama's direct connection with the Muslim Brotherhood. Malik Obama's oversight of the Muslim Brotherhood's international investments is one reason for the Obama administration's support of the Muslim Brotherhood, according to an Egyptian report citing the vice president of the Supreme Constitutional Court of Egypt, Tehani al-Gebali. In a news report on Egyptian television of a Gebali speech, translated by researcher Walid Shoebat, a former Palestinian Liberation Organization operative, Gebali said she would like "to inform the American people that their president's brother Obama is one of the architects of the major investments of the Muslim Brotherhood." "We will carry out the law, and the Americans will not stop us," she said. "We need to open the files and begin court sessions. "The Obama administration cannot stop us; they know that they supported terrorism," she continued. "We will open the files so these nations are exposed, to show how they collaborated with [the terrorists]. It is for this reason that the American administration fights us." Abongo “Roy” Malik Obama displays a 1980s-era photograph of Barack Obama in Kenya What is going on here is, it seems that Ms. Lerner and the IRS have aided a terrorist organization. To even consider that the President didn't know about this is ludicrous! And we wonder why so much money (tax payer money) was funneled to the Muslim Brotherhood via Mohammed Morsi by the Obama Administration? This just stinks! No wonder Obama wants these scandals to simply "go away" and why he so desperately has tried to label them as "phony". It all leads right up to his doorstep. How much longer are we, the American people going to allow this to continue? This is just one of many scandals that the Obama Administration is embroiled in to date. How much longer is this "in your face" corruption going to go on right in front of us?
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Will The IRS Seize Your Passport?
In this video, the IRS Solution Attorney, Darrin T. Mish explains the new law regarding the IRS Seizure of passports. Don’t sit and wait for your IRS problems to go away; take your first step right now. Call (813) 229-7100 to meet with a Tax Attorney for free, and I’ll show you how you can reclaim your life and put an end to the vicious cycle of IRS debt. Check us out on Facebook: @IRSSolutionAttorney & @DarrinTMish And don't forget to subscribe! Will the IRS seize my passport? My name is Darrin T. Mish, they call me the IRS Solution Attorney. This is a new program that the IRS has come out with, actually, it wasn't the IRS, let's not blame them for a change. It was actually Congress, and I hate this law. I don't know why they did it. It doesn't seem American, it seems Un-American to me. Bottom-line, if you owe the IRS $50,000 or more, and there is a tax lien filed out against you, the state department can, and probably will, revoke your passport and prevent you from traveling internationally. Now, if you're overseas, there is some sort of provision to give you some kind of temporary travel documents so that you can come back home. But, if you're like a lot of my clients, who actually travel for a living internationally, it's going to put you out of business, unless you can work something out with the IRS. It's a relatively new law, I believe it passed in 2015 and it's just been implemented, the implementing regulations have just been passed, and we're going to start seeing this anytime now, where they're actually going to start revoking passports for owing the IRS what they call significant tax debt. The definition is $50,000 or more, and having a tax lien filed. Now, if you don't have $50,000 dollars, I don't think you have any risk. If you don't have a Tax Lien, you're not going to have any risk until the Tax Lien is filed. So here's the answer to your dilemma, if you're worried about this: You need to get to the IRS and you need to come up with some collection alternative before they revoke your passport, if that's super important to you. Collection alternatives can include: An Installment Agreement, An Offer In Compromise (which is where you make a deal to settle for less), or even a Hardship Determination, I believe, will take and prevent that passport revocation from happening. It does not appear at this time that there is any way to argue any kind of hardship, if they actually revoke your passport. Again, the regulations have just come out, and we haven't had time to thoroughly examine them. But the answer is, if you have significant tax debt, or if you're approaching significant tax debt, you know, if you owe $35 or $40,000 dollars, but you know you didn't pay taxes for this year, and you're going to owe a bunch more money, it's time to go seek out a professional who can help you come up with some kind of alternative solution, instead of just waiting for your passport to be revoked, and then you can't travel for business, you won't be able to go and travel out to visit overseas family. It's just going to be a real nightmare for you and I encourage you not to let it get to that point. If you have questions about this or really anything else having to do with the IRS problem resolution, I invite you to visit our website at GetIRSHelp.com, or give us a call at (888) 438-6474, that's (888) GET-MISH.
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Tips on Starting a Nonprofit: Form 1023
Most charitable organizations other than churches must submit the Form 1023, the Application for Recognition of Exemption Under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, to the IRS and receive a determination letter back to be recognized as exempt. In many cases, completing Form 1023 may be the most difficult part of the process of forming a new charitable nonprofit. In this video, Erin Bradrick, Senior Counsel at NEO Law Group in San Francisco, offers a few tips to consider when filling out the Form 1023.
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IRS Form 12257 is a summary of the determination issued by the IRS appeals office and also waives certain rights of a taxpayer. For more tax related information, please click: http://jmtaxlaw.com/
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If you are a governmental or tax-exempt employer that sponsors a 403(b) retirement plan, there are important developments that require your attention. For many years, the IRS offered little guidance to employers as to the specific plan document requirements applicable to 403(b) plans. However, recently the IRS has approved model and prototype plan documents that sponsors of 403(b) plans can adopt to ensure document compliance. As a result, your plan document vendor or service provider may be contacting you in the next few months to offer to restate your plan. This process may appear to be routine, but can result in significant exposure to liability if not evaluated carefully. In addition, the IRS has indicated that it is stepping up its audit activity with respect to such plans. So now is an opportune time to get your plan document in order and to otherwise review your plan’s compliance. During this complimentary one-hour webinar, McAfee & Taft employee benefits attorneys John Papahronis and Jim Prince discuss the process and deadline for adopting the new pre-approved 403(b) plan documents and provide guidance to plan sponsors on how to avoid and correct common plan errors. Topics include: • 403(b) plan restatement process • Risk areas for employers • Common errors in restatements • Common errors in plan operation and administration • Changes to plan provisions • Service agreement issues To view the full webinar, go to http://www.mcafeetaft.com/webinar-403b-plan-document-and-compliance-update
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What is an IRS “Hardship Status”? ADVANCE TAX RELIEF
If you cannot pay your delinquent taxes because of an economic hardship, the IRS can suspend collection efforts against you. This does not mean your debt is forgiven; just that the IRS will defer collection and not take your wages or bank account. Internal Revenue Service Policy Statement 5-71 permits hardship status on IRS accounts, as follows: If there are limited assets or income but it is determined that levy action would create a hardship, the liability may be reported as currently not collectible. A hardship exists if the levy action prevents the taxpayer from meeting necessary living expenses. In each case a determination must be made as to whether the levy would result in actual hardship, as distinguished from mere inconvenience to the taxpayer. If, after taking all steps in the collection process, it is determined that an account receivable is currently not collectible, it should be so reported in order to remove it from active inventory. Internally within the IRS, hardship aka currently not collectible, is known as a “53” case, for the transaction code the IRS inputs into your account to indicate a suspension of collection activities. The IRS can also settle a hardship case by submission of an offer in compromise rather than have it linger in the system. We are tax relief experts specializing in IRS back tax help, Installment Agreements, tax lien help, wage garnishment release, IRS Offer in Compromises and a whole lot more. Get a free consultation from an experienced tax relief expert today (800)790-8574 or visit our www.advancetaxrelief.com https://plus.google.com/+ADVANCETAXRELIEFLLCHouston ADVANCE TAX RELIEF BBB A+ RATED BUSINESS
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Hands-on 501C3 Formation
3-hour workshop on how to apply for tax exempt status under IRS section 501C3.
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IRS Preparer Penalties and the Strategies to Avoid Them
Click here for more https://www.elifinancial.com/taxation/irs-preparer-penalties IRS Preparer Penalties and the Strategies to Avoid Them In the past few years, the IRS has started forcefully asserting IRC§6695 and §6694 penalties on preparers. In this session our expert speaker Robert E. McKenzie will go through the essential components of preparing return like, the rewards and risks of relying on client information, due diligence, approval mechanisms and office review. Connect with us on Twitter: -https://twitter.com/elifinancial Facebook: - https://www.facebook.com/EliFinancial Linkedin: -https://www.linkedin.com/company/eli-financial
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Giving IRS Agents the Hibbie Jeebies with Due Process Rights Knowledge
It took me a long time to collect together all this "due process" research. Most of the people who need this are dealing with the #1 depriver's of due process in the world, the IRS. The Internal Revenue Service Restructuring and Reform Act of 1998 § 1203 provides that the Commissioner of Internal Revenue shall terminate the employment of any employee of the Internal Revenue Service if there is a final administrative or judicial determination that such employee committed any act or omission described under subsection (b) in the performance of the employee's official duties. Such termination shall be a removal for cause on charges of misconduct. Included in subsection (b) of that act...the violation of any right under the Constitution of the United States. By passing this Act, Congress gave us a tremendous lever to use against IRS personnel, the threat of the loss of their job. However, that lever can only be utilized by those who have knowledge of what those rights are and can enunciate them in such a way that they cannot be easily brushed off. This can only be accomplished by extensive personal research, or, by reading the quotes collected in the 34.5 pages of notes included in this package. When you start reciting Supreme Court decisions to IRS personnel demonstrating you know your rights better than they do and show that you know that your knowledge combined with their rights violations threatens their job it will give them the hibbie jeebies. They will treat you the way you deserve to be treated when they see that you hold their livelihood in your hand. I encourage you to visit my shopping cart, get this package, and empower yourself when dealing with the IRS. I put this package here in my cart: http://legalbears.com/armor/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=4&products_id=49
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Does a church have to contact the IRS to start a business?
Monica Stern, CPA, instructs the audience on whether or not a church has to contact the IRS to start a business.
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Trump To Sign Vague Exec Order About Church, State, IRS
President Trump will sign an executive order Thursday to provide “maximum enforcement discretion” to the Internal Revenue Service when enforcing a prohibition on political activity by religious nonprofits. Democrats fear IRS agents will be free to turn a blind eye to religious organizations engaging in politics--both in houses of worship and out. According to Politico, a White House official acknowledged that the executive order would not change current law. Therefore, it’s unclear what substantive effect it will have, if any. Democrats have raised concerns that Trump’s new order could be used to violate a prohibition on political advertising and campaigning by religious nonprofits. But a White House official said, “No one’s suggesting that churches can take out political ads. We don’t expect any legal challenges, we’re not changing the law, we’re not trying to violate the law." http://www.politico.com/story/2017/05/03/trump-to-relax-enforcement-of-political-activity-by-religious-groups-237958 http://www.wochit.com This video was produced by YT Wochit Vote It using http://wochit.com
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Horse Rescue Burglarized
A horse rescue group is hit by late-night thieves Sunday. The Bostic barn of Paws Ranch Equine Rescue was burglarized sometime after 10 p.m. Sunday night. Thieves took more than $12,000 in saddles, bridles, tack and grooming tools from the nonprofit group, which is taking care of more than a dozen horses right now. Officials told Paws Ranch Director Delores Hanser that there have been a series of break-ins along Wells Church Road over the last month. Hanser's residence is next door to the barn, there are cameras and even an electric fence, but during the rainstorms that swept through Sunday night, thieves were able to evade the cameras by pulling up to a back gate. They left the gate open, allowing horses to break into a feed storage room and eat about $500 in stored feed. But Hanser has about 45 volunteers that work with Paws Ranch, some are kids doing community service or school projects and other at-risk youth come as therapy. Hanser says the volunteers can't ride and the rehabilitation program for her horses - some of which have been starved, sick, neglected of beaten - is on hold, with only two saddles left in the barn. To donate or find out how to get involved: http://www.pawsranch.org/https://www.facebook.com/PawsRanchEquineRescue Monetary donations can be given by going to BBT Paws Ranch Equine Rescue acct. or sent to PRERI PO Box 338 Bostic, NC Online donations can be made on our web site www.pawranch.org , JustGive.org, Networkforgood.org or paypal.com/pawsranchequinerescue In kind Donations for tack, feed or hay can be dropped off at Paws Ranch Equine Rescue or call 800-580-6504 828-447-5899 330 Walls Church Rd Bostic, NC All donations are tax deductible and the public can check out our charity on GuideStar.org, GreatNonporfits, Charity Navigator and or IRS Determination letter and IRS.gov.
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Donate your car to charity - donate a car in maryland - donate your car for money Listed below are tips for donors who would like to donate a car to charity. Beware that the donor's tax deductions for car donations may be limited to the price at which the charity sold the car. To receive the maximum tax deduction on your car donation, and to receive the satisfaction that the full value of the car benefits a charitable purpose, give it to a charity that will use the vehicle in its operations or will give it to a person in need. Otherwise, your tax deduction will not be based on the fair market value, but will be limited to the amount of money the charity receives from the sale of your car. If the charity you are donating to does sell the vehicle, ask what percentage of the proceeds they receive. See Car Donations: Taking Taxpayers for a Ride for more. Ask if the charity accepts car donations directly, without involving a third party. If possible, drive the vehicle to the charity instead of using a towing or pickup service. This will allow the charity to keep the full amount of any proceeds from selling the car. Make sure the charity is eligible to receive tax deductible contributions. Ask for a copy for your records of the organization’s IRS letter of determination which verifies its tax exempt status. Be sure that you get a receipt from the charity for your car donation. Be aware that non-cash donations are one of the most common triggers to an audit by the IRS, so you’ll want to document the value of the car and keep records of it. If the car is worth more than $500, the donor must complete Section A of IRS Form 8283 and attach it to their tax return. Donors are required to file with his/her tax return a written acknowledgement from the charity. If the charity sells the car, the charity must provide the donor with a certification that the car was sold at "arms length" between unrelated parties and the sale price of the car within 30 days. In this case, the donor's tax deductions will be limited to the total amount the charity sold the car for. If the charity does not sell the car, it must provide the donor with a receipt within 30 days of the contribution. The charity may also be required to provide certification to the donor stating how it plans to use or improve the car and stating that it promises not to sell or transfer the car. Penalties are imposed on charities that provide fraudulent acknowledgements to donors. Tips for Donating a Car to Charity that uses a donated vehicle for transportation or hauling goods obviously benefits directly from such a donation. Online Motor Insurance Quotes MN in United State and in california Donating a Car in Maryland for kids and on the money and Donate Cars Illinois and in MA. How to Donate A Car in California for kids car donation boston ma in Califonia market. Donating a car in MA is a way to support a charitable organization while still reaping an economic benefit through a tax deduction. Following are some tips to consider when deciding whether to donate your car to charity and Donate Your Car for Kids in california. car donation, donate car to charity, car donation charities, Donate Cars Illinois, donate car, Donate Cars in MA -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: "HUSAN HAZIR HAI Stage Drama trailer (PROMO) - BRAND NEW PAKISTANI PUNJABI STAGE DRAMA 2017" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUQ3xM-EPQQ -~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
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Preparing Your Nonprofit's Group Health Plan for the Employer Mandate, September 16, 2014
This past spring, the IRS issued final regulations relating to the employer mandate under the Affordable Care Act. If your nonprofit organization has not done so already, it is time to prepare for 2015. These "play-or-pay" rules come with a series of complicated decisions and potential pitfalls for plan sponsors to consider. Learn how your nonprofit can avoid costly mistakes with proper advance planning. The following topics are covered during this program: • Introduction to the "play-or-pay" rules • Identifying your nonprofit organization’s full-time employees: deciding whether to use the look-back measurement method or the monthly measurement method • Determining whether your nonprofit’s employer-offered coverage is "affordable" and sufficient • Waiting periods: choosing when to offer coverage to newly hired employees • Reporting obligations: how to report offers of coverage and employee enrollment to the federal government and your employees • Interacting with the Exchanges: navigating open enrollment and special enrollment periods • Litigation risks in reducing hours to limit the number of full-time employees and "whistleblower" ‎retaliation issues • Updating your plan documents and preparing for upcoming audit initiatives Learn how your nonprofit can avoid costly mistakes with proper advance planning. DISCLAIMER: The contents of this site, including all articles, opinions, and other postings, are offered for informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice. A visit to this site or an exchange of information through this site does not create a client-attorney relationship. You should consult directly with an attorney for individual advice regarding your particular situation. ATTORNEY ADVERTISING.
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Tips for Donating a Car to Charity 1
A charity that uses a donated vehicle for transportation or hauling goods obviously benefits directly from such a donation. However, in many cases donated cars will be sold en masse, either by the charity itself or by a dealer to raise funds for the charity. In the case of a dealer, the charity generally receives a flat fee per car, sometimes as little as $45 per car. Listed below are tips for donors who would like to donate a car to charity. Beware that the donor's tax deductions for car donations may be limited to the price at which the charity sold the car. To receive the maximum tax deduction on your car donation, and to receive the satisfaction that the full value of the car benefits a charitable purpose, give it to a charity that will use the vehicle in its operations or will give it to a person in need. Otherwise, your tax deduction will not be based on the fair market value, but will be limited to the amount of money the charity receives from the sale of your car. If the charity you are donating to does sell the vehicle, ask what percentage of the proceeds they receive. See Car Donations: Taking Taxpayers for a Ride for more. Ask if the charity accepts car donations directly, without involving a third party. If possible, drive the vehicle to the charity instead of using a towing or pickup service. This will allow the charity to keep the full amount of any proceeds from selling the car. Make sure the charity is eligible to receive tax deductible contributions. Ask for a copy for your records of the organization’s IRS letter of determination which verifies its tax exempt status. Be sure that you get a receipt from the charity for your car donation. Be aware that non-cash donations are one of the most common triggers to an audit by the IRS, so you’ll want to document the value of the car and keep records of it. If the car is worth more than $500, the donor must complete Section A of IRS Form 8283 and attach it to their tax return. Donors are required to file with his/her tax return a written acknowledgement from the charity. If the charity sells the car, the charity must provide the donor with a certification that the car was sold at "arms length" between unrelated parties and the sale price of the car within 30 days. In this case, the donor's tax deductions will be limited to the total amount the charity sold the car for. If the charity does not sell the car, it must provide the donor with a receipt within 30 days of the contribution. The charity may also be required to provide certification to the donor stating how it plans to use or improve the car and stating that it promises not to sell or transfer the car. Penalties are imposed on charities that provide fraudulent acknowledgements to donors. If the car is worth $5,000 or more, an independent appraisal is necessary. The donor must also fill out Section B of IRS Form 8283. For cars worth less than $5,000, use the Kelley Blue Book, the Hearst Black Book, or a guide from the National Auto Dealers Association (NADA) to determine the market value. Make sure you use the correct figure for the date, mileage, and condition of your car. Picking the highest figure for your car model and year without taking into account other factors may not pass muster with the IRS. Take pictures of the car and save receipts for new tires or other upgrades to verify its value. Remember, it is the donor, not the charity, who is obligated to value the car and who will pay the penalties if an IRS challenge finds your figure inaccurate. Donating a Car to Charity Tips for Donating a Car to Charity Get free auto insurance quotes online 2014 Free auto insurance quotes online comparison 2014 Auto insurance quotes online Best insurance quotes for young drivers Cheap insurance for new drivers Auto insurance quotes florida Cheap auto insurance quotes Auto insurance quote Compare auto insurance quotes Online auto insurance quotes How to get cheap auto insurance How to get cheap car insurance for young drivers How to get cheap car insurance tips How to get free insurance Free insurance quotes for new drivers Get multiple auto insurance quotes online 2014
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THE STERLING FIRM TELEPHONE: (310) 498-2750 EMAIL: INFO@THESTERLINGFIRM.COM WEBSITE: WWW.THESTERLINGFIRM.COM DISCLAIMER: Not legal advice. For informational purposes only. WHAT ARE NONPROFIT PUBLIC BENEFIT CORPORATIONS? A Public Benefit Corporation must be formed for public or charitable purposes and cannot be formed for private gain of any individual. Public benefit purposes include organizations such as childcare centers, shelters for homeless people, community health care clinics, museums, hospitals, schools, performing arts groups, conservation groups, and affordable housing groups. The Public Benefit Corporation is legally restricted in that all its assets must be irrevocably dedicated to charitable, scientific, or educational purposes. In this sense, the nonprofit corporation is owned by the public. No private individual can claim ownership of the corporation. The board of directors and the officers cannot own the corporation’s assets. For this reason, the Public Benefit Corporation cannot distribute dividends to any individual. If the organizers of the Public Benefit Corporation later decide to terminate the corporation, the assets of the Public Benefit Corporation must be transferred to another charity that has the same or similar purpose. The assets remaining after the debts and liabilities are paid must be transferred to another public benefit organization and cannot be transferred to any members of the former corporation or any private individual or any for-profit corporation. The property must be permanently used for charitable purposes. Moreover, a valuable asset to the nonprofit is its intellectual property. It is important that the nonprofit corporation also make the appropriate filings to protect its intellectual property, such as trademarks, service marks, copyrights, and patents. In addition, because the Public Benefit Corporation is formed for charitable purposes, it must register and submit reports with the Attorney General’s Registry of Charitable Trusts. Moreover, Federal tax law requires that charitable organizations make available at their principal place of business the organization’s financial information, including applications for tax exemption, IRS Form 990, IRS Form 990EZ or IRS Form 990PF returns for the past three (3) years, and its IRS determination letter. These copies must also be provided upon written request from any person.
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for detail tips about how to donate a car please check this info below Tips for Donating a Car to Charity A charity that uses a donated vehicle for transportation or hauling goods obviously benefits directly from such a donation. However, in many cases donated cars will be sold en masse, either by the charity itself or by a dealer to raise funds for the charity. In the case of a dealer, the charity generally receives a flat fee per car, sometimes as little as $45 per car. Listed below are tips for donors who would like to donate a car to charity. Beware that the donor's tax deductions for car donations may be limited to the price at which the charity sold the car. •To receive the maximum tax deduction on your car donation, and to receive the satisfaction that the full value of the car benefits a charitable purpose, give it to a charity that will use the vehicle in its operations or will give it to a person in need. Otherwise, your tax deduction will not be based on the fair market value, but will be limited to the amount of money the charity receives from the sale of your car. If the charity you are donating to does sell the vehicle, ask what percentage of the proceeds they receive. See Car Donations: Taking Taxpayers for a Ride for more. •Ask if the charity accepts car donations directly, without involving a third party. If possible, drive the vehicle to the charity instead of using a towing or pickup service. This will allow the charity to keep the full amount of any proceeds from selling the car. •Make sure the charity is eligible to receive tax deductible contributions. Ask for a copy for your records of the organization’s IRS letter of determination which verifies its tax exempt status. •Be sure that you get a receipt from the charity for your car donation. •Be aware that non-cash donations are one of the most common triggers to an audit by the IRS, so you’ll want to document the value of the car and keep records of it. •If the car is worth more than $500, the donor must complete Section A of IRS Form 8283 and attach it to their tax return. Donors are required to file with his/her tax return a written acknowledgement from the charity. If the charity sells the car, the charity must provide the donor with a certification that the car was sold at "arms length" between unrelated parties and the sale price of the car within 30 days. In this case, the donor's tax deductions will be limited to the total amount the charity sold the car for. If the charity does not sell the car, it must provide the donor with a receipt within 30 days of the contribution. The charity may also be required to provide certification to the donor stating how it plans to use or improve the car and stating that it promises not to sell or transfer the car. Penalties are imposed on charities that provide fraudulent acknowledgements to donors. •If the car is worth $5,000 or more, an independent appraisal is necessary. The donor must also fill out Section B of IRS Form 8283. For cars worth less than $5,000, use the Kelley Blue Book, the Hearst Black Book, or a guide from the National Auto Dealers Association (NADA) to determine the market value. Make sure you use the correct figure for the date, mileage, and condition of your car. Picking the highest figure for your car model and year without taking into account other factors may not pass muster with the IRS. •Take pictures of the car and save receipts for new tires or other upgrades to verify its value. •Remember, it is the donor, not the charity, who is obligated to value the car and who will pay the penalties if an IRS challenge finds your figure inaccurate. direct link http://www.edmunds.com/sell-car/does-charity-car-donation-still-make-sense-under-tougher-irs-rules.html https://www.charitywatch.org/charitywatch-articles/tips-for-donating-a-car-to-charity/42
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Auto Industry Pension Task Force Sends Letter to PBGC pn Delphi Pension Details
Congressman Mike Turner, Co-Chair of the Auto Industry Pension Task Force was joined by fellow Task Force members in writing to request that the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PBGC) provide them with an update on the status of final benefit determinations for the Delphi Salaried pension plan. "As you know, over 20,000 salaried retirees had their hard-earned retirement drastically reduced when the PBGC terminated their pensions in July 2009....For too long, these retirees have withstood undue delays on the part of the PBGC to produce this determination," wrote the lawmakers. Since having their pensions slashed in 2009, the PBGC has not yet produced final benefit determinations for plan participants. Delphi Salaried Retirees are entitled to being informed of final benefit determinations for the benefits they earned.
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A charity that uses a donated vehicle for transportation or hauling goods obviously benefits directly from such a donation. However, in many cases donated cars will be sold en masse, either by the charity itself or by a dealer to raise funds for the charity. In the case of a dealer, the charity generally receives a flat fee per car, sometimes as little as $45 per car. Listed below are tips for donors who would like to donate a car to charity. Beware that the donor's tax deductions for car donations may be limited to the price at which the charity sold the car. To receive the maximum tax deduction on your car donation, and to receive the satisfaction that the full value of the car benefits a charitable purpose, give it to a charity that will use the vehicle in its operations or will give it to a person in need. Otherwise, your tax deduction will not be based on the fair market value, but will be limited to the amount of money the charity receives from the sale of your car. If the charity you are donating to does sell the vehicle, ask what percentage of the proceeds they receive. See Car Donations: Taking Taxpayers for a Ride for more. Ask if the charity accepts car donations directly, without involving a third party. If possible, drive the vehicle to the charity instead of using a towing or pickup service. This will allow the charity to keep the full amount of any proceeds from selling the car. Make sure the charity is eligible to receive tax deductible contributions. Ask for a copy for your records of the organization’s IRS letter of determination which verifies its tax exempt status. Be sure that you get a receipt from the charity for your car donation. Be aware that non-cash donations are one of the most common triggers to an audit by the IRS, so you’ll want to document the value of the car and keep records of it. If the car is worth more than $500, the donor must complete Section A of IRS Form 8283 and attach it to their tax return. Donors are required to file with his/her tax return a written acknowledgement from the charity. If the charity sells the car, the charity must provide the donor with a certification that the car was sold at "arms length" between unrelated parties and the sale price of the car within 30 days. In this case, the donor's tax deductions will be limited to the total amount the charity sold the car for. If the charity does not sell the car, it must provide the donor with a receipt within 30 days of the contribution. The charity may also be required to provide certification to the donor stating how it plans to use or improve the car and stating that it promises not to sell or transfer the car. Penalties are imposed on charities that provide fraudulent acknowledgements to donors. If the car is worth $5,000 or more, an independent appraisal is necessary. The donor must also fill out Section B of IRS Form 8283. For cars worth less than $5,000, use the Kelley Blue Book, the Hearst Black Book, or a guide from the National Auto Dealers Association (NADA) to determine the market value. Make sure you use the correct figure for the date, mileage, and condition of your car. Picking the highest figure for your car model and year without taking into account other factors may not pass muster with the IRS. Take pictures of the car and save receipts for new tires or other upgrades to verify its value. Remember, it is the donor, not the charity, who is obligated to value the car and who will pay the penalties if an IRS challenge finds your figure inaccurate. subscribe: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNNotGr8oGDbLMBKtQXHEFw?sub_confirmation=1
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NC Senate Tax Cut Plan - Sen. Phil Berger Says NC Economy Will Act Favorably
Senate President Pro Tem Phil Berger answers a question on whether further income tax reductions in North Carolina will affect the state's ability to fund critical needs like teacher pay and infrastructure
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Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program (OVDP) - How to Avoid FATCA Tax Compliance Penalties (PART 2)
Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program (OVDP) - How to Avoid FATCA Tax Compliance Penalties (PART 2) Did you know that if you are a US Tax payer abroad and you’ve never filed U.S. income taxes you may not be compliant with your U.S. tax obligations. Share this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjn-KAzTCUw Subscribe to our YouTube channel for news and updates tips on US Tax: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgEa_skdgaL32KH1ktXXhOQ?sub_confirmation=1 Visit our website: http://www.USTaxPractice.com Hi, I’m Patrick Evans, founder of US TAX PRACTICE. I’m a US Certified Public Accountant based in Switzerland servicing US Tax payers here and in the rest of Europe and I am in the business of helping fellow US Tax payers with their tax compliance. Did you know that U.S. persons (citizens and green card holders) who are looking to get caught up on their U.S. income tax filings can now take advantage of two “favourable” taxpayer programs? In my previous video I took you through the first programme about Streamlined Filing Compliance Procedures which is intended for persons who unknowingly did not file for US taxes. The second program is the Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program. This program is intended for U.S. persons who neglected to file U.S. tax filings, report all income, pay full tax liability and submit all required information returns (FBAR’s, FATCA) due to willful conduct and have exposure to potential criminal liability and/or substantial civil penalties. But here is the good news: The Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program provides protection from criminal liability and fixed terms for resolving their civil tax and penalty obligations. But there are some key Requirements: 1. Cooperate in the voluntary disclosure process 2. Pay 20 percent accuracy-related penalty on the full amount of your offshore-related underpayments of tax for all years 3. Pay failure-to-file and failure-to-pay penalties 4. Pay a miscellaneous offshore penalty equal to 27.5% (or 50% in certain circumstances) of the highest aggregate value of OVDP assets 5. Submit full payment of all penalties or enter a payment arrangement 6. Execute a Closing Agreement on Final Determination Covering Specific Matters 7. Agree to cooperate with the IRS and Department of Justice offshore enforcement efforts You also need to provide the following documents: 1. Payment of tax, interest, all penalties (offshore, accuracy related, failure-to-file, failure-to-pay). Payment arrangements can be made for taxpayers who cannot pay the total amount due 2. Copies of previously filed original (and amended) U.S. federal income tax returns for tax years covered by the voluntary disclosure under the “disclosure period” 3. Complete and accurate amended federal income tax returns (1040x) or original income tax returns (1040) for the disclosure period 4. Completed and signed Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Letter 5. Foreign account or asset statement for each previously undisclosed OVDP asset during the disclosure period 6. Taxpayer account summary with penalty calculation 7. Signed agreements to extend the period of time to assess tax (including penalties) and to assess FBAR penalties 8. Copies of filed FBAR’s (foreign bank account reports) on FinCEN Form 114 9. Copies of statements for all financial accounts reflecting all account activity for each of the tax years covered by your voluntary disclosure. For OVDP assets other than foreign financial accounts, provide all relevant documents pertaining to the asset 10. Statement identifying all foreign entities, whether held directly or indirectly, for the tax years included in the voluntary disclosure, and a statement concerning ownership or control of such entities. If the taxpayer has a Passive Foreign Investment Company (PFIC) involved they should include a statement whether the amended or delinquent returns involve PFIC issues during the tax years covered by the OVDP period, and if so, whether the taxpayer chooses to elect the alternative to the statutory PFIC computation. Qualification: Taxpayers who have undisclosed OVDP assets and meet the requirements of Internal Revenue Manual (IRM) 9.5.11.9 can apply for IRS Criminal Investigation’s Voluntary Disclosure Practice and the OVDP penalty regime. OVDP is only available to address the taxpayer’s own liability and cannot be used for individuals whom facilitated noncompliance of U.S. tax law for others. You can find comprehensive information on the Streamlined Filing Compliance Procedures and Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program on www.USTaxPractice.com FOLLOW US: Facebook https://www.facebook.com/USTaxPractice Twitter https://twitter.com/US_Tax_Practice Google+ https://plus.google.com/+USTaxPractice LinkedIn http://www.linkedin.com/company/us-tax-practice Call us for a free consultation. +41 (0) 52 533 45 81 US Tax Practice Switzerland Ahornstrasse 1, 8200 Schaffhausen, Switzerland http://www.USTaxPractice.com
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