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My name is John R. Dundon II (IRS PTIN: P00605639, Enrolled Agent number is 85353). I’m enrolled with the United States Treasury Department to practice before the IRS and am governed by rules stipulated in United States Treasury Circular 230. I am a Federally Authorized Tax Practitioner and a tax appeals specialist. As a tax practitioner I help you help yourself. You can count on my professional services to de-escalate your stress about taxes or tax disputes for individual or corporate tax matters relevant to federal and/or state issues. Although I am not an Attorney my enrollment with the United States Department of Treasury to practice before the Internal Revenue Service allows for privileged conversation to take place between me and my clients.
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Defend Yourself Against the IRS · 1d ago

IRS Offer-in-Compromise (OIC) Terms Now More Flexible

The IRS recognizes that many taxpayers are still struggling to pay their bills so the agency has been working to put in place common-sense changes to the Offer-in-Compromise (OIC) program to more closely reflect real-world situations. Generally an OIC is an agreement between a taxpayer and the IRS t
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Defend Yourself Against the IRS · 2d ago

First Time Home Buyer Credit Repayment Tool

The First Time Home Buyer Credit (FTHBC) Account Look-up tool is now up and running on the IRS website. This tool provides information that helps taxpayers accurately report their FTHBC repayment obligations on their federal tax return. To access this tool, go to: http://www.irs.gov/individuals/arti
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Defend Yourself Against the IRS · 5d ago

IRS Document 6209 – 8A Master File Codes

The first thing that I always do when investigating a tax dispute is pull the transcripts from the IRS for review. They can be really hard to read if you don’t understand the Transaction Codes referenced. Transaction Codes are defined in IRS Document 6209 – Section 8A. This is a valuable resource in
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Defend Yourself Against the IRS · 1w ago

Employee Tool and Equipment Plans

Tool and Equipment Plans generally require employees to provide their own tools. Some plans purport to receive tax-favored treatment as “accountable plans” under the definition of adjusted gross income in Internal Revenue Code § 62(c). If you are expected to use your own tools and equipment on the j
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Defend Yourself Against the IRS · 1W ago

Calculating Adjusted Basis in an S-Corporation

It seems to me that a relatively significant problem for most Sub chapter S Corporations is accounting for the capital accounts of each and every single shareholder. The company must maintain reasonably detailed records of each shareholder’s equity investments of cash and property, loans that each s
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Defend Yourself Against the IRS · 1W ago

Medical and Dental Expenses – IRS Publications 502 + 969

This post is a quick overview of IRS Publication 502, Medical and Dental Expenses and IRS Publication 969 Health Savings Accounts and Other Tax-Favored Health Plans. You can deduct expenses primarily paid for the diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment or prevention of disease, or treatment affecting
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Defend Yourself Against the IRS · 1W ago

IRS Rules for Providing K-1′s Electronically: Rev. Proc. 2012-17

Certain entities, such as partnerships, are required annually to file K-1s with the IRS and provide a copy to their partners. The IRS estimates that partnerships filed almost 26 million K-1s during 2011. Revenue Procedure 2012-17 provides new rules describing when partnerships may provide K-1s elect
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Defend Yourself Against the IRS · 2W ago

Understanding IRS Notices and Letters

Look on the IRS notice or letter you received in the upper right hand corner for an alpha numeric sequence.  The corresponding IRS explanations below to their Notices and letters are sub categorized as follows: 1. Redesigned Notices 2. Other Notices 3. Individual Filer 4. Business Filer Redesigned N
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Defend Yourself Against the IRS · 2W ago

Unemployment Benefits and the IRS

Unemployment compensation generally includes, among other forms, state unemployment compensation benefits, but the tax implications depend on the type of program paying the benefits. You must report unemployment compensation on line 19 of Form 1040, line 13 of Form 1040A, or line 3 of Form 1040EZ as
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Defend Yourself Against the IRS · 2W ago

IRS Bartering Tax Center

Bartering is the trading of one product or service for another. Usually there is no exchange of cash. However, the fair market value of the goods and services exchanged must be reported as income by both parties in the year exchanged. The IRS has an online Bartering Tax Center that is worth checking
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