IRS / U.S. Pandemic-Era Tax Relief Claims: Protective[1] Opportunities for Individuals, Businesses, and Estates U.S. Tax years 2019 to 2023 (inclusive) maybe still be open for IRS refund claims and […]
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Author: Stephen Casey
Individual Protective Claims
Are you aware of the potential relief available for individual taxpayers due to the COVID-19 pandemic? From income tax to capital gains and even recovery payments, there are various claims that could benefit both U.S. citizens and nonresident taxpayers. However, navigating the complexities of these claims can be challenging, especially with deadlines looming. Discover how the pandemic-relief theory under I.R.C. § 7508A may impact your tax obligations and what steps you can take to preserve your rights. Don’t miss out on potential refunds or relief—read on to learn more about your options!
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Q&A Regarding Irish Banks & FATCA Data Transfers
Are you a U.S. citizen or green card holder living in Ireland? If so, you may have received requests from your bank regarding your Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) under FATCA regulations. Understanding these requirements is crucial, as failure to comply can lead to account restrictions or closures. This Q&A provides essential insights into why banks are asking for this information, what they do with it, and how it affects your tax obligations. Don’t let confusion about your tax responsibilities lead to penalties—read on to ensure you’re informed and compliant!
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Who can get a U.S. Social Security number
Are you curious about who can obtain a U.S. Social Security number (SSN)? Understanding the eligibility criteria is crucial, whether you’re a U.S. citizen, a green-card holder, or a noncitizen with work authorization. This comprehensive guide breaks down the requirements, including the limited circumstances under which noncitizens without work authorization can receive an SSN. Discover the essential evidence needed, the implications of having an SSN versus an ITIN for tax purposes, and the specific nonwork reasons that may qualify you for an SSN. Dive in to learn more about your eligibility and the application process!
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U.S. Supreme Court rules on 2025 Tariffs (Part IV)
The ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court regarding IEEPA tariffs signifies a pivotal moment for Irish exporters. By determining that the President lacks the authority to impose broad import tariffs under emergency powers, this decision fundamentally alters the framework of U.S. trade policy. This ruling not only influences the current tariff environment but also highlights the intricacies of tariff-related risks. Irish exporters are now facing the need to explore new legal avenues and contractual strategies to safeguard their interests. Understand how this landmark decision impacts pricing, duty refunds, and operational strategies for exporters in the changing U.S. market.
Read More U.S. Supreme Court rules on 2025 Tariffs (Part III)
This Insight looks at the legal issues in play before the U.S. Supreme Court. We have looked at each case and include a link to download the lower Court judgments. […]
Read More U.S. Supreme Court rules on 2025 Tariffs (Part I)
The U.S. Supreme Court is due to rule on the legality of the trade tariffs imposed by Donal Trump in 2025. This ruling will affect trade law and have practical […]
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