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IRS ayuda a contribuyentes brindándoles alivio de multas en casi 5 millones de declaraciones de impuestos de 2020 y 2021; reinicio de avisos de cobro en 2024 marca fin de pausa relacionada con la pandemia | Internal Revenue Service
El IRS señala que el límite de $100,000 se aplica por separado a cada declaración y cada entidad. La multa por falta de pago se reanudará el 1ro de abril de 2024 para los contribuyentes elegibles para recibir alivio.
Los contribuyentes que no son elegibles para este alivio automático también tienen opciones. Pueden usar los procedimientos existentes de alivio de multas, como solicitar alivio bajo los criterios de causa razonable o el programa de reducción de multa impuesta por primera vez. Visite IRS.gov/aliviodemulta para obtener más detalles.
Si el alivio automático resulta en un reembolso o crédito, los contribuyentes individuales y comerciales podrán verlo consultando su registro tributario. El IRS enviará la primera ronda de reembolsos desde ahora hasta enero de 2024. Si un contribuyente no recibe un reembolso, se puede enviar un recordatorio especial con su saldo actualizado a partir de principios de 2024. Los contribuyentes que tengan preguntas acerca del alivio de multas pueden comunicarse con el IRS después del 31 de marzo de 2024.
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This announcement describes a voluntary compliance initiative by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) regarding the foreign insurance excise tax. The purpose of this voluntary compliance initiative is to encourage foreign insurers, reinsurers, and other agents, solicitors and brokers to comply with their obligations under section 4371 through 4374 of the Internal Revenue Code (the Code), and in particular, with their obligations described in Revenue Ruling 2008-15, 2008-12 I.R.B. . Revenue Ruling 2008-15 generally clarifies the foreign insurance excise tax consequences under section 4371 et seq. of the Code with respect to premiums paid by one foreign insurer or reinsurer to another, including the consequences where the first-mentioned foreign insurer or reinsurer qualifies for an exemption from the foreign insurance excise tax under an income tax treaty with the United States and the second foreign insurer or reinsurer does not qualify for such an exemption. In order to ensure that all participants in the industry are aware of these tax consequences and their associated reporting and record-keeping obligations, and have a reasonable period of time to come into compliance with them, the IRS is announcing herein that, unless otherwise noted, it will not examine issues arising under the situations set forth in Rev. Rul. 2008-15 in respect of reinsurance premiums paid by one foreign insurer or reinsurer to another prior to October 1, 2008, the first day of the quarterly excise tax period beginning six months after this announcement is published in the Internal Revenue Bulletin. The specific terms of this voluntary compliance initiative are as follows. Section 2. Eligibility for the Voluntary Compliance Initiative. .01 Eligible Foreign Person. Any foreign insurer or reinsurer, as defined in section 4372(a), or any other foreign person liable for the tax imposed by section 4371 of the Code (“eligible foreign person”), is eligible to participate if such person has failed to file timely one or more Form 720 returns (Quarterly Federal Excise Tax Return) and pay or remit any foreign insurance excise taxes due with respect to premiums paid or received during any quarterly tax period ending prior to October 1, 2008.
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For tax years that were eligible for tax amnesty (i.e., beginning before January 1, 2003), if you understated your liability, we may impose an accuracy-related penalty equal to 40 percent of the related underpayment. (R&TC Section 19164)
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Thus, the statutory changes to §§ 704, 734 and 743 under AJCA prevent taxpayers from shifting a built-in loss from a tax indifferent party to a U.S. taxpayer through the use of a partnership. The Service and Treasury Department have learned that a variation of the distressed asset transaction using a trust is being promoted in an attempt to avoid these revisions made by AJCA. Consequently, this notices identifies the DAT variation of the transaction as a listed transaction under § 1.6011-4(b)(2) for transactions that are entered into after October 22, 2004. FACTS In a DAT transaction, a tax indifferent party creates a trust (Main-Trust) with X as trustee. The tax indifferent party contributes distressed assets directly or indirectly (through a partnership or otherwise) to Main-Trust, and is described as the grantor and beneficiary of Main-Trust. A U.S. taxpayer (Taxpayer) transfers cash or a note to Main-Trust in exchange for certificates evidencing units of beneficial interest in Main-Trust. The cash or note approximately equals the fair market value of the distressed assets. Under the terms of the Main-Trust agreement, Taxpayer thereby becomes a beneficiary of Main-Trust. The parties contend that Main-Trust is a trust for tax purposes with the stated purpose of preserving and protecting assets. Thus, the parties contend that Main-Trust is to be taxed as a trust under the Internal Revenue Code, and not as a business entity described in § 301.7701-2 of the Procedure and Administration Regulations. As a result, the parties contend that under § 1015(b), Main-Trust’s basis in the distressed assets is the same as the grantor’s basis in the distressed assets (in this case, the tax indifferent party’s basis). Under the Main-Trust agreement, X, the trustee, is permitted to establish one or more sub-trusts of Main-Trust, each for a separate beneficiary of Main-Trust who will then be the sole beneficiary of that sub-trust.
IRS ayuda a contribuyentes brindándoles alivio de multas en casi 5 millones de declaraciones de impuestos de 2020 y 2021; reinicio de avisos de cobro en 2024 marca fin de pausa relacionada con la pandemia | Internal Revenue Service
El IRS no suspendió el envío por correo de los primeros avisos de saldo adeudado a los contribuyentes, como los avisos CP14 y CP161.
La pausa significó que algunos contribuyentes que tienen deudas tributarias de larga duración no han recibido una carta o notificación formal del IRS en más de un año, mientras que parte de este trabajo de recaudación más antiguo se ha detenido. Para ayudar a los contribuyentes en esta categoría a medida que se reanudan los procesos normales, el IRS les enviará una carta especial de recordatorio a partir del próximo mes.
Este recordatorio alertará al contribuyente sobre su responsabilidad y le indicará que se comunique con el IRS o haga arreglos alternativos para resolver la factura. Los profesionales de impuestos y los contribuyentes verán estos recordatorios en forma de carta LT38, Recordatorio, reanudación de aviso.
Esta carta recordará a los contribuyentes su obligación tributaria, brindándoles la oportunidad de abordar el asunto tributario antes de que se emita la siguiente ronda de cartas. Después de recibir el recordatorio por correo, estos contribuyentes con problemas tributarios no resueltos desde hace mucho tiempo recibirán el siguiente aviso, informándoles de un paso más serio en el proceso de recaudación de impuestos.
IRS ayuda a contribuyentes brindándoles alivio de multas en casi 5 millones de declaraciones de impuestos de 2020 y 2021; reinicio de avisos de cobro en 2024 marca fin de pausa relacionada con la pandemia | Internal Revenue Service
Como primer paso, el IRS ha ajustado las cuentas individuales elegibles y seguirá con ajustes a las cuentas comerciales desde finales de diciembre hasta principios de enero, y luego a los fideicomisos, patrimonios y organizaciones exentas de impuestos desde finales de febrero hasta principios de marzo de 2024. Casi el 70 por ciento de los contribuyentes individuales que reciben alivio de multas tienen ingresos inferiores a $100,000 por año.
El IRS está publicando el Aviso 2024-7 (en inglés) que explica cómo la agencia está brindando alivio de multas por falta de pago a los contribuyentes elegibles afectados por la pandemia de COVID-19 para ayudarlos a cumplir con sus obligaciones tributarias federales.
"Mientras el IRS se prepara para regresar a los envíos postales de cobro normales, nos preocupa que los contribuyentes que no han tenido noticias nuestras durante un tiempo reciban de repente una factura alta de impuestos. El IRS debería estar atento a los contribuyentes, y esta reducción de multas es un enfoque de sentido común para ayudar a las personas en esta situación", dijo el comisionado del IRS, Danny Werfel.
IRS ayuda a contribuyentes brindándoles alivio de multas en casi 5 millones de declaraciones de impuestos de 2020 y 2021; reinicio de avisos de cobro en 2024 marca fin de pausa relacionada con la pandemia | Internal Revenue Service
Si un contribuyente no recibe un reembolso, se puede enviar un recordatorio especial con su saldo actualizado a partir de principios de 2024. Los contribuyentes que tengan preguntas acerca del alivio de multas pueden comunicarse con el IRS después del 31 de marzo de 2024.
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"El IRS quiere ayudar a los contribuyentes y brindarles opciones fáciles para lidiar con las facturas de impuestos pendientes y evitar intereses y multas adicionales", dijo Werfel. "Las personas que reciben estos avisos deben recordar que con frecuencia se pasan por alto opciones que pueden ayudarlos a establecer un plan de pago automático o ponerse al día con sus declaraciones de impuestos. Realizar mejoras adicionales en el área de recaudación será un enfoque importante para el IRS en el futuro a medida que continuamos y aceleramos nuestro trabajo de transformación".
IRS ayuda a contribuyentes brindándoles alivio de multas en casi 5 millones de declaraciones de impuestos de 2020 y 2021; reinicio de avisos de cobro en 2024 marca fin de pausa relacionada con la pandemia | Internal Revenue Service
WASHINGTON — En un paso importante para ayudar a las personas que deben impuestos atrasados, el Servicio de Impuestos Internos anunció hoy un nuevo alivio de multas para aproximadamente 4.7 millones de personas, empresas y organizaciones exentas de impuestos a las que no se les enviaron avisos de recordatorio de cobro automatizados durante la pandemia.
El IRS proporcionará alrededor de mil millones de dólares en alivio de multas. La mayoría de los que reciben el alivio de la multa ganan menos de $400,000 al año.
Debido a los efectos sin precedentes de la pandemia de COVID-19, el IRS suspendió temporalmente el envío de recordatorios automáticos para pagar facturas de impuestos vencidas a partir de febrero de 2022. Estos recordatorios normalmente se habrían emitido como seguimiento después del aviso inicial. Aunque estos avisos recordatorios fueron suspendidos, la multa por falta de pago continúa acumulándose para los contribuyentes que no pagaron sus facturas en su totalidad en respuesta al aviso inicial de saldo adeudado.
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