Crowley Fleck PLLP is pleased to announce that the IRS Independent Office of Appeals has ruled completely in the favor of taxpayers represented by Crowley Fleck tax attorneys Jared M. Le Fevre and Lucas Forcella. The taxpayers had received an audit adjustment from the IRS when a Form 1099 was […]
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I handled a recent offer in compromise for a taxpayer based on doubt as to collectability. The offer was submitted pre-virus pandemic and was pending before the IRS for many months. During that time, the pandemic had changed the taxpayers’ finances in multiple ways. One of the taxpayers changed employment, […]
This is a continuation of a brief overview of key Wyoming property tax principals for Wyoming ad valorem taxation. Board of Equalization. The County Commissioners sit as the Board of Equalization.[1] The Board of Equalization hears complaints of property assessments.[2] Presumption. Once an assessor arrives at a value for a […]
Wyoming does not have a state income tax. Therefore, property taxation, also known as ad valorem taxation, plays a key role in funding Wyoming state and local government operations. Below is a brief overview of key Wyoming property tax principles for Wyoming ad valorem taxation. Constitution. The Wyoming state Constitution […]
The Taxation Committee of the State Bar of Montana BETTR (Business, Estates, Tax, Trusts, Real Estate) Section, for which I am Chair, had the opportunity to hear from Danielle Pennington, Collections Bureau Chief of the Montana Department of Revenue (“MDOR”) in February 2023. Ms. Pennington addressed many questions about MDOR […]