Episode 182: The Broader Discussion of IRS Funding
If you have been following news from the Inflation Reduction Act, you probably heard news that the IRS received nearly $80 billion in funding over the next decade. There have been reactions of all ki...
2 Sep 202217min
Episode 181: KC Current Events and IRS Funding
On this episode, an update on what is going on in Kansas City relating to tax issues. Also, a talk about the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 and its funding of the IRS. At the time of recording, t...
12 Aug 202216min
Episode180: Workload Balancing
A short episode about balancing my workload between supervision and managing the tax clinic. In order to balance the workload, it is necessary to reduce the number of cases and I talk about what I am...
20 Jun 20224min
Episode 179: ABA 2022 May Tax Meeting Followup
On May 12 through 14, 2022, the American Bar Association Section of Taxation held the 2022 May Tax Meeting. It was a hybrid meeting, the first in-person meeting for the Section since 2020. Portions ...
7 Jun 202225min
Episode 178: OIC Updates and Other Tax Topics
This episode has a whole variety of topics: The offer in compromise forms are now updated – what about the grace period to transition to sending the new forms to the IRS? How many years of tax returns...
20 Mai 202233min
Episode 177: Boechler Decision and ABA May Tax CDP Presentation
The Boechler case before the Supreme Court was previously discussed in episode 173. In the case, the question before the Supreme Court was whether the Tax Court correctly treated the deadline in this...
6 Mai 202237min
Episode 176: PPS Issues and Criminal Tax Referrals
Welcome to a further discussion from William Schmidt (Legal Aid of Western Missouri) and Andrew Belter (Wisconsin JudiCare) on issues when calling the Practitioner Priority Service. This time, there ...
22 Apr 202231min
Episode 175: Signing for Clients and More LITC Grant Report Talk
Andrew Belter and William Schmidt talked through the different instances when to sign for clients on submissions to the IRS or the Tax Court. Some forms allow for either a taxpayer or their attorney ...
8 Apr 202226min
