IRS Adds Several Tax Traps Aimed at Wealthy Individuals to 2024 Dirty Dozen Campaign Megan L. Brackney
By: Brackney, Megan L
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ArticleSubject(s): FRAUDE FISCAL | REGIMENES ESPECIALES | RENTAS ALTAS | DONACIONES | DEDUCCIONES TRIBUTARIAS
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Journal of Taxation of Investments n. 41-2, spring 2024, p. 63-66Summary: Each year, the IRS focuses on a dozen questionable tax avoidance schemes (twists on otherwise legal tax strategies) that wealthy taxpayers may be encouraged to try. Three new suspect types of transactions have joined this year’s list, as the author explains.
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Each year, the IRS focuses on a dozen questionable tax avoidance schemes (twists on otherwise legal tax strategies) that wealthy taxpayers may be encouraged to try. Three new suspect types of transactions have joined this year’s list, as the author explains.
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