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What are the Benefits of Filing a Form 8-K?

Under the Securities Act of 1934, an issuer – a company that is publically traded – must make certain reports to the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) on a periodic

Penalties Imposed by the IRS — What Are Your Options?

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) imposes penalties on taxpayers who are not compliant with their tax or information filings. Penalties can be imposed for several reasons, including failure to file

What is a Collection Due Process (CDP) Hearing?

If you have outstanding debt, the IRS may pursue a collection action. A Collection Due Process Hearing — commonly referred to as a “CDP” — is typically a taxpayer’s last

What is the Collection Appeal Program (CAP)?

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) may levy your assets, seize your property, and issue a federal tax lien if you have unpaid taxes. A Collection Appeal Program (CAP) can be

Answering Tax Audit FAQs With Joshua D. Brinen

What is an information document request? An information document request is a formal notice from the Internal Revenue Service. During an audit in which the Internal Revenue Service personnel, be

Understanding Interest Charged by the IRS

Tax is due to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) on the return filing date. If you fail to pay all taxes owed when due, interest will be charged and continue

When is an ESI Demand Unduly Burdensome?

With the widespread use of computers, tablets, cellphones, and other devices to store data, ESI (short for electronically stored information) is a crucial part of commercial litigation. Since ESI often

What is a Privilege Log in Commercial Litigation?

A privilege log in commercial litigation describes the documents and data withheld in a lawsuit based because they contain “privileged information.” In litigation, documents may be privileged because they fall

Understanding Confidentiality Orders 

Commercial litigation often involves the production of information and data not publicly available. Confidentiality orders can be crucial to shield competitive information during the discovery process. These orders can help