TAX APPEALS
At Dawda Mann, we understand that real property taxes constitute a significant expense for owners. We also understand that real property taxes are a necessary source of revenue for government. All taxation, however, must be fair and within the boundaries of the law. Our clients count on us to assist whenever a property has been excessively and/or unlawfully assessed. To that end, Dawda Mann will aggressively represent you with any disputes you have with your local or state taxing authority in order to make sure that your property taxes are fairly and correctly assessed.
Tax law is an area that may change regularly. In order to keep abreast of fluctuations that may affect our clients, we closely monitor the legal developments related to tax law. We are always connected to information about the most updated tax laws published by the U.S. Treasury Department, the Internal Revenue Service, and leading tax law publications.
Structuring Effective Buy-Sell Agreements following the Connelly Est. v. IRS Decision
The recent United States Supreme Court decision in Connelly Est. v. Internal Revenue Service contains significant implications for the structuring of buy-sell agreements and business valuations. This landmark ruling emphasizes the necessity of carefully crafted [...]
New Rules May Eliminate Your 401(K) Audit
New Rules May Eliminate Your 401(K) Audit Article submitted by Gary Remer, Dawda Mann Member The U.S. Department of Labor, the Internal Revenue Service and the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation announced changes to the audit requirements of [...]
IRS Changes Access to Transcripts to Fend Off Cybercriminals
By Jeffrey D. Moss & Essence Patterson Accountants and attorneys aren’t the only people who use tax transcripts. There are a variety of non-tax purposes for transcripts, such as: verifying income for home mortgages; obtaining [...]
Learning about the New Opportunity Zone Tax Incentive
By Jeffrey Moss. If you haven’t heard about the Opportunity Zone tax incentive yet, you will soon. The “Opportunity Zone” Program was created in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 with the creation [...]
US Supreme Court Digital Sales Tax Case—The Decision
By Jeffrey D. Moss, Esq. and Jackie Culler, Law Clerk. Following up on an earlier blog post, US Supreme Court To Hear Digital Sales Tax Case, in a 5-4 decision on Thursday, June 21, the US [...]
Still Haven’t Prepared Your Taxes? Here Are Some Last Minute Tips.
By Chris Mann April 15th is traditionally "Tax Day" in the U.S. However, April 15th falls on a Sunday this year, and April 16th is "Emancipation Day," a holiday recognized in Washington D.C. to mark [...]
