The Attack on Income and the Burden of Proof on Income
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Author: Dan Pilla
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Level: Advanced
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Study time: 2 hours
Course overview
This course presents a broad discussion of exactly how the IRS examines the “income” side of the business bookkeeping ledger. We examine how the IRS looks at a business’s books and bank records with an eye toward ascertaining whether the business has under-reported its income.
Then, this course takes a very careful look at the law establishing who has the burden of proof on the question of underreported income. The IRS believes the taxpayer always has the burden of proof. As a result of this stance, it misstates the settled law on this point 100% of the time. We show how to keep the burden of proof on the IRS when the agency alleges that a taxpayer underreported income.
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Video time: 2 hours
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Exams: 1
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Course Notes: 1 PDF
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Credits: 2 CEU*
What's included?
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2 Hour of Video
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1 Certificate (2 CEU)*
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6 Interactive Review Questions
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1 Final Exam
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1 Course Outline PDF
Become an Expert
Learn how the IRS looks at a business’s books and bank records with an eye toward ascertaining whether the business has under-reported its income. Also learn how to keep the burden of proof on the IRS when the agency alleges that a taxpayer underreported income.
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Effective handling of IRS issues can lead to raving testimonials around your community.
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Dan Pilla
Tax Litigation Expert and Author of "#1 Tax Book In America" by The Wall Street Journal
ABOUT Dan
Dan Pilla is the world's foremost authority on the subject and practice of tax resolution. With 40+ years of experience and a competitive spirit, Dan has seen and resolved every kind of tax problem imaginable. He began beating the IRS as an 18-year-old young man, and he's been beating them ever since.
Dan is known by many as the "father" of the tax resolution industry... and for good reason. Tax resolution practitioners around the nation have based their methods and practices off the work Dan completed in the early 80s. Nobody stays on top of the IRS and the current tax code like Dan Pilla.