Hollywood Sucks But I Want To Work There
I’m getting fed up with Hollywood. It’s almost impossible to kick back and relax without having all sorts of agendas being shoved in your…
A Solid Tax Strategy can Dramatically Increase Your Profits
A Solid Tax Strategy can Dramatically Increase Your Profits
Our Founder & CEO, Jimmy Sexton, LL.M., has been published again! His recent article Why Reviewing Your Tax Strategy Makes Financial Sense was published in Forbes! In this article he explains how a solid tax strategy can dramatically increase your profits.
An In – Depth Look at the Streamlined Filing Compliance Procedures
In this webinar recording by Jimmy Sexton, LL.M., he gives a detailed explanation of the IRS Streamlined Procedures. You'll get the answers to such…
Undisclosed Foreign Income or Assets – Which IRS Amnesty Program Is Right for Me?
We know, everyone’s heard, everyone knows and everyone is aware that OVDP is ending, but we felt it couldn’t hurt to give one last…
Guilty of GILTI? A New Tax for Some Expats
Guilty of GILTI? A New Tax for Some Expats Are you guilty of GILTI? You better hope not! GILTI stands for “Global Intangible Low…
March 15 Tax Deadline is Here
The March 15 tax deadline is here! It's time to file your partnership (Form 1065), S-Corporation (Form 1120S), and Foreign Trust with U.S. Tax…
Do-it-yourself International Tax Planning Gone Wrong
Ever hear the saying “You get what you pay for”? That is precisely what most do-it-yourselfers (DIY, for short) get when they formulate their own international tax plans. Recently I was reintroduced to an international structure, that over the years, I have seen international tax wannabes dream up in one variation or another.
This elegant and flawless structure (I hope my sarcasm is coming across), generally, has a backstory that goes something like this. A U.S. taxpayer, living in the U.S., has a product that he sells or wants to sell to third-party buyers in the U.S. and elsewhere, but usually it’s mostly in the U.S. The product is generally manufactured by a third-party in China, Vietnam, or some other low-cost manufacturing jurisdiction.