Plain-language writing on tax, estate planning and business law from Karina Vasquez. No jargon, no filler, and no advice you cannot act on.
An audit letter is not an accusation and it is not a bill. Understand the three types of examination, the deadlines that actually matter, what you are required to produce and what you are not, and the point at which privilege makes an attorney more useful than an accountant.
Read the article →Estate planning is not a wealth question. Florida intestacy statutes decide who inherits if you do not, constitutional homestead rules can override the terms of your will, and probate freezes assets in public for months. What a complete plan actually includes.
Read the article →One is lawful planning the tax code expressly contemplates. The other is a federal felony. The line is not how aggressive a position is, it is whether the return tells the truth about what happened, and the doctrines the IRS uses to test the ground in between.
Read the article →Karina A. Vasquez, Esq. is admitted to practice in Florida, North Carolina and the District of Columbia. Federal tax matters are handled nationwide before the Internal Revenue Service. Remote and virtual representation is available to clients across Florida, North Carolina and Washington, D.C.
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