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What Are the Costs Associated With Filing FBAR Compared to Form 8938?

Compare FBAR and Form 8938 filing costs and thresholds. Edward Parsons, CPA explains separate obligations, penalties, and compliance requirements for foreign.

FBAR vs Form 8938: FATCA Compliance Requirements for Expats

Understand FBAR and Form 8938 filing requirements, thresholds, and penalties. Edward Parsons, CPA explains which forms expatriates must file.

Which Filing is More Relevant to My International Financial Situation, FBAR or Form 8938

Understand FBAR and Form 8938 requirements, thresholds, and filing differences. Edward Parsons, CPA clarifies which forms apply to your international financial.

IRS Penalty Relief for Unfiled FBAR Options

Unfiled FBAR penalties range from $16,536 to $165,353 depending on willfulness. Edward Parsons, CPA explains relief options and compliance procedures to

FBAR Filing Requirements for U.S. Citizens in United States

U.S. citizens with foreign accounts over $10,000 must file FinCEN Form 114 by April 15. Edward Parsons, CPA guides compliant FBAR

How Does Hiring a Professional Compare to Filing FBAR on My Own

Compare hiring a CPA for FBAR filing versus handling it yourself. Edward Parsons, CPA explains penalties, Form 8938 overlaps, and catch-up

Risks of Non Willful FBAR Violations

Non-willful FBAR penalties reach $16,536/year. Edward Parsons, CPA explains IRS violation risks, reasonable cause defenses, and delinquent filing relief.

What Are the Key Differences in Costs Between DIY Filing and Your Professional Service

Compare DIY tax software costs against CPA fees for complex returns. Edward Parsons, CPA reveals why professional service protects against costly

IRS Risks for Delayed Tax Compliance on Foreign Assets

Understand IRS penalties for late FBAR and FATCA filing. Edward Parsons, CPA explains non-willful vs. willful violations and compliance relief options.

Non-Willful FBAR Treatment: What Steps Should I Take if I Believe I Qualify for Non-Willful FBAR Treatment

Learn non-willful FBAR treatment steps, penalty caps, and how Edward Parsons, CPA helps clients file delinquent reports and qualify for reasonable

How Can I Determine If I Qualify for Streamlined Filing Options

Determine if you qualify for IRS streamlined filing compliance procedures. Edward Parsons, CPA explains non-willful conduct requirements and filing steps.

FBAR Non-Willful Penalty Options Explained

Understand non-willful FBAR penalties up to $16,536/year and relief options including abatement, streamlined filing, and reasonable cause arguments from Edward.

Meals Tax vs Sales Tax in Massachusetts: Mixed Businesses, Markets and Food Trucks

A business selling both groceries and prepared food runs two tax regimes at once: exempt food products on one side, meals

Opening a Restaurant in Massachusetts: The Complete Tax Registration Checklist

Massachusetts requires a restaurant to register with the Department of Revenue to collect meals tax before the business opens, not after

Tips, Service Charges and Massachusetts Meals Tax: What Gets Taxed on the Bill

A voluntary tip is never part of the taxable meal price. A mandatory service charge can also escape Massachusetts meals tax,

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Installment Agreement vs Offer in Compromise: Which Reverses Passport Revocation Faster?

For reversing a passport certification, an Installment Agreement is almost always faster than an Offer in Compromise.

How a CPA Handles a CP508C While Negotiating Your IRS Tax Debt.

A CP508C notice is a passport problem on the surface, but underneath it is a seriously delinquent

Expedited IRS Passport Decertification: When 90 Days Is Too Long

After the IRS certifies seriously delinquent tax debt, the State Department typically holds a passport application open

Hardship Exceptions to IRS Passport Revocation: Humanitarian and Emergency Cases.

The IRS does not certify every seriously delinquent tax debt for passport revocation. Statutory and discretionary exclusions

CP508R Reversal: The Five IRS Resolution Paths That Restore Your Passport.

CP508R is the IRS notice that reverses a seriously delinquent tax debt certification and tells the State

How the IRS Certifies Tax Debt to the State Department (CP508C Process).

The CP508C process runs in five stages: the IRS flags a seriously delinquent balance and certifies it,

Living Abroad With IRS Debt: When Passport Revocation Hits Hardest.

For U.S. citizens living abroad, IRS passport revocation under IRC Section 7345 is not just a travel

Can the IRS Actually Revoke My U.S. Passport? Here’s What Section 7345 Says.

Yes, the federal government can revoke your U.S. passport for seriously delinquent tax debt. The mechanism is

$62,000 IRS Tax Debt Threshold: How Seriously Delinquent Status Triggers Passport Action.

The $62,000 figure many taxpayers still search for was the 2024 threshold for “seriously delinquent” federal tax

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