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$1.7 million Audit Reduced to $0
The IRS has been keying in on gambling income for audit purposes over the past couple of years. Since the advent of online gambling, during the Covid-19 pandemic, online gambling has become more prevalent, further increasing IRS scrutiny. Its extremely common for a taxpayer to think that if they los
IRS Tax Tip 2022-144: Choosing a Tax Preparer
Did you know that McCauley Law Offices can help you with tax prep? Contact us today for a FREE consultation! If your taxes are prepared right the first time, you won't have to worry about the IRS. Come to McCauley Law Offices and let us help you. The IRS believes that taxpayers should know what […]
Bookkeeper Uses Gas Money And Fuels Her Demise
Sandra Roberto was living the American Dream, until she committed tax fraud that is. Sandra started her career at Mesilla Valley Transportation as a fuel clerk and worked her up to the accounting department. She was sentenced for four years and three months for wire fraud and filing false tax return
IRS Celebrity Terror Tale: Wesley Snipes
The actor behind vampire-hunting Marvel superhero Blade, Wesley Snipes was making headlines a few years back due to his ongoing tax battle with the IRS. Let's take a look as his case. Snipes’ tax woes first hit the limelight back in October 2006, after he was charged with felony tax fraud and conspi
Freeman No Longer a Free Man, Attorney Gets Locked Up
Deron Freeman's first run in with the IRS occurred when he fell behind on his federal tax payments from 2006 to 2010. In 2011 he entered into a payment agreement with the IRS which could have been the end of this story. But then, why would we tell it? Once this deal with the IRS […]
Your IRS Questions Answered Here…
Question: I haven’t filed my tax returns for 2018, 2019 or 2020 and the IRS keeps sending me notices that I owe them 38,273. How can that be? I never even filed. What should I do? Answer: When a legally required income tax return isn’t filed on time, the IRS can file an income tax return […]
Used Car Salesman Used Friends to Cheat IRS
It's nice to have friends! Especially when they agree to commit tax fraud with you. Donald Benck of St. Louis pleaded guilty to hiding upwards of $300,000 in income from the IRS. The used car salesman arranged for his employer to pay his commission with checks made out to several acquaintances. In e
IRS Celebrity Terror Tale: Blac Chyna
Blac Chyna, born Angela Renée White, is in big trouble with the IRS – and it is going to take far more than her famous resume to get her out of it. A former exotic dancer, Blac Chyna's resume also boasts her appearance in a Nicki Minaj music video as a stunt double. Chyna is perhaps […]
Two Year Prison Term for Dallas Cowboys Fan Who Owes $12.7 Million in Payroll Taxes
Thomas Valdez Rodriguez is no star when it comes to the IRS. Thomas, the owner of Tom-E-Lee Trucking and Tom-E Lee Industries was sentenced to 24 months in prison for failing to pay employment taxes. From 2012 to 2018 Rodriguez failed to pay the employment taxes he withheld from employees of his tru
Mercersburg, PA Couple has 41% of Outstanding Penalties Abated!
When this couple came to McCauley Law Offices, they owed $113,566.86 in penalties to the IRS. Our dedicated attorneys were able to work with the IRS to have 41% of those penalties abated, removing $46,215.70 from their liability. The couple was able to reduce their penalties owed down to $65,351.16!
IRS Tax Tip: Audits by Mail
The IRS conducts many types of audits each year in an effort to verify income and expenses claimed on tax returns, many of which are conducted by mail. IRS.gov lists a number of tips to help taxpayers navigate the appropriate steps to take when in receipt of a letter notifying them of an audit by […
Registered Nurse Commits Tax Fraud and Gets Registered for Prison Time
Registered Nurse Jennifer Hansen was sentenced to two years in prison after being found guilty of filing false tax returns. Hansen was employed by a medical records company to evaluate individuals who applied for life insurance policies. She was responsible for conducting full medical examinations t
IRS Tax Tip 2022-127: Understanding taxpayer rights: Every taxpayer has the right to privacy
The Right to Privacy According to a new tax tip from from the IRS, the taxpayers of America should rest easy knowing that their privacy is paramount to the IRS. The IRS has a Taxpayer Bill of Rights which lists out 10 fundamental rights all taxpayers should be aware of when dealing with the IRS. The
Accountant Defrauding The IRS Not So Golden
West Chester, Pennsylvania Man’s $47k Tax Debt Settled for 7.5%
No matter the size of the tax debt, our firm can evaluate whether the IRS would be willing to compromise on your outstanding tax debt. Call our firm today to schedule a free case evaluation. That’s exactly what a West Chester, Pennsylvania man did – called our firm to evaluate his options on the out
He Wasn’t a Doctor But He Pretended to Be One
IRS Tax Tip 2022-118: From markers to face masks, classroom supplies may be tax deductible
With Back to School just around the corner, IRS Tax Tip 2022-118 is important for all educators to review. The IRS knows that teachers go above and beyond, even buying classroom supplies with their own money to ensure successful learning environment. IRS Tax Tip 2022-118 gives some insight into the
Clothing Store Owner May Get New Orange Jumpsuit
Do You Owe Money to the IRS? Possible Tax Resolution Strategies to Set Your Mind at Ease
The IRS can be extremely frightening, even for honest taxpayers. The IRS is unique from other government agencies because they have unbridled power to attack your wages, freeze your bank account and even confiscate your property. The thought of those possibilities alone are enough to send a chill up
Success Story: 13-Year Tax Debt of $56,129.00 Settled for $500.00!
Do you owe the IRS for several years? We recently settled a $56,129 tax debt for a client who owed the IRS for 13 separate year periods – 2007 through 2019. Our firm negotiated a full settlement on the $56k tax debt for just $500. That’s right, this client settled their tax debts for less than 1% […
IRS Tax Tip: Renting Your Vacation Home
According to a new tip from IRS.gov, if you rent your vacation home for less than fifteen days, you may not have to report it at all. This means, generally, that if you rent your home for 2 weeks per year or less, your rental income is tax free and you won't need to show […]
Business Owner Refuses to Pay Federal Taxes, IRS Loses Faith
Tax Evader in Mega Trouble
Pawel Bartoszek, the owner of Mega State, a construction company in New York, was charged with filing false business and personal tax returns from 2015 to 2017. During that time Bartoszek cashed more than six million dollars in checks paid to Mega State at check cashing businesses, instead of deposi
Levy Released on $1.9 Million Tax Debt with IRS
When you owe the IRS a lot, they have no problem assigning their most skilled agents to your case. In this particular instance a taxpayer came to our firm owing almost $2 million. The IRS had become aggressive in their collection actions and instituted a wage garnishment against the taxpayer by send
Your IRS Questions Answered Here…
Question: I received a Notice of Federal Tax Lien from the IRS for unpaid taxes and I’m scared and don’t know what to do. How do I get this situation resolved? Answer: A Notice of Federal Tax Lien (NFTL) is public record and is generally filed with the County Recorder where you reside. It’s a […]
Pennsylvania Nurse owes $93,523 to IRS & Settles for $2,500
Dealing with back tax liabilities can be tough, especially when you’re a nurse busy caring for others. This taxpayer came to our firm after the IRS had issued a wage garnishment against her income. After forcing the IRS to release the garnishment, we knew that it was in our clients best interest to
Small Business Owner – Owe Payroll Taxes? Here’s What To Do.
Unpaid payroll taxes are a serious matter to the IRS and are some of the worst kind of back taxes you can owe. If you’re a small business owner with a payroll tax problem, read on to learn what you can do to avoid the IRS crippling your business or worse, shutting your business down […]
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