‘Financial Disability’ and the Suspension of the Statute of Limitation on Refund Claims
By Nancy Franks-Straus
Federal Taxation,
December 2020
Although Congress intended to provide relief to taxpayers suffering from a significant mental or physical disability through the enactment of IRC § 6511(h), the strict interpretation given by the courts as to the authority of someone to act on taxpayer’s behalf has limited the application of the statute and thus limited the relief actually available to disabled taxpayers.
Cyber Security for Tax Professionals
By Nancy Franks-Straus
Federal Taxation,
December 2019
A summary of items practitioners need to consider in order to create a data security plan to protect sensitive client information.
Letter from the Chair
By Nancy Franks-Straus
Federal Taxation,
June 2016
A message from Chair Nancy Franks-Straus.
Notes from the Chair
By Nancy Franks-Straus
Federal Taxation,
March 2016
A message from Section Chair Nancy Franks Straus.
Notes from the Chair
By Nancy Franks-Straus
Federal Taxation,
December 2015
A message from Section Chair Nancy Franks-Straus.
IRS rules all legal same-sex marriages will be recognized for federal tax purposes
By Nancy Franks-Straus & Donna F. Hartl
Federal Taxation,
October 2013
After weeks of speculation as to how the Internal Revenue Service would treat same-sex marriages, the U.S. Department of the Treasury and the IRS released a joint ruling which held same-sex couples, legally married in jurisdictions that recognize same-sex marriages, will be treated as married for federal tax purposes.
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