Legal Articles, Tax
Sherman v. Development Authority of Fulton County et al.
Development Authority of Fulton County Gets Spanked Again By the Georgia Court of Appeals.
The Court of Appeals vacates yet another fraudulent and sham "phantom" bond validation order coming out of the Superior Court of Fulton County. I represented the prevailing Appellant John S. Sherman.
Innocent Spouse Claims (UPDATE)
Recent changes in the IRS's policy regarding Innocent Spouse Relief may present a new opportunity for you to seek relief on equitable grounds under Internal Revenue Code §6015(f).
Identity Theft and the IRS
Identity theft is a very real problem in America. Every year, hundreds of thousands of innocent taxpayers face potentially serious tax, financial and personal problems because their identities have been stolen and used for illegal purposes.
Innocent Spouse Claims
Many married taxpayers choose to file joint tax returns because of certain benefits this filing status allows. Both taxpayers are jointly and severally liable for the tax, and any additions to tax, interest or penalties that arise as a result of the joint return — even if they later divorce.
IRS Liens, Levies and Seizures
When it comes to unresolved tax debt, the IRS does not hesitate to take drastic action. Individuals and businesses are often surprised to discover that a tax problem has escalated to a potential IRS lien, bank/wage levy or the seizure of assets like homes, cars and valuable collectables.
Practice Areas
Very often I am privileged to handle legal matters that combine a number of the practice areas set forth in my website, GordonLegalSolutions.com.
Maintain Tax Exempt Status - Nonprofits
Maintain Tax Exempt Status - What non profits need to know to remain tax exempt.
Public Charity v. Private Foundation Classification
Supporting Organizations are now required to follow a stricter protocol under the new IRS rules. Find out what the requirements are and whether you should change classification.
DEDUCTING THE COST OF LIFE IN A RETIREMENT COMMUNITY
It is important to understand the deductability of the costs and expenses associated with living in a retirement facility.
Are Taxes Due the IRS Dischargeable in Bankruptcy?
One of the most frequently asked questions by consumers who are contemplating filing bankruptcy is: "Are Taxes Due the IRS Dischargeable in Bankruptcy?"
