Partnership Return Corrected by Amended Return

Can Lump Sum Cash Payment Qualify As Alimony?

In U.S. v. Stewart, No. 15-20596, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals concluded that the taxpayer was not entitled to a tax refund that was based on a corrected Schedule K-1 received from a partnership the taxpayer owned. The question on appeal was whether a partnership tax return can be corrected by filing an amended…

Proving that You Mailed a Tax Return to the IRS

Proving That You Mailed A Tax Return To The Irs

How do you prove that you mailed a tax return to the IRS?  This may sound like a simple question to answer.  It isn’t.  The have been and continue to be disputes involving this very issue.  The recent In Re McGrew, No. 13-00149 (Bank. N.D. IA 2016) provides an example. Facts & Procedural History McGrew filed…

NOL Triggers Refund for Earlier Year Adjustments

Irs Tax Lien Did Not Attach To Trust Property

The tax loss carryback can result in some interesting math. The difficulties come in when one thinks about how to take one number, a loss, from a latter year, and apply that loss back to a former year. This may sound simple enough. It is one number that is being carried back. That part is…