Audio Archive
Andreozzi Bluestein LLP
Audio Archive
Andreozzi Bluestein LLP
About Our Firm: As Heard on WBEN
Attorney Randy Andreozzi talks with WBEN’s Randy Bushover on Buffalo Means Business about who we are, where we came from, and what we do.
You and the Law: Taxes & Bankruptcy
Attorney Gary Bluestein talks with WBFO’s Mike Desmond about taxes and bankruptcy.
You and the Law: IRS Audits
WBFO’s Mike Desmond sits down with attorney Deborah Weber to learn more about IRS audits.
You and the Law: Cutting a deal with the IRS
Attorney Gary Bluestein answers that question in this week’s edition of You and the Law with WBFO’s Mike Desmond.
You and the Law: Legal help for troubled companies
When a business goes bad, the owners may need a lawyer. That’s what attorney Dan Brown talks about on today’s edition of You and the Law with host Mike Desmond.
You and the Law: Not reporting foreign accounts could be expensive
If you admit to the IRS that you have overseas cash or bank accounts which should have been reported, you have choices — most potentially expensive. BFO’s Mike Desmond talks with attorney Tiffany Bell about those choices.
You and the Law: Writing a Will
Once, most people simply had their lawyer write a will and that was it. Attorney Kenneth Grossberg talks about some of the related issues and complexities.
You and the Law: Tax liabilities on overseas accounts
There are a lot of people around the world who are Americans for tax purposes and many may not know that. Attorney Randall Andreozzi says there are heavy penalties for those who try to “game” the system.
Latest News
The Tax Court Reminds Foreign Corporations of the Disastrous Consequences of Failing to File Forms 1120-F U.S. Income Tax Returns
By: Heather L. Marello, Esq. I.R.C. § 6012(a)(2) imposes an income tax return filing requirement on “every corporation subject to taxation under subtitle A.” The Treasury Regulations clarify that a foreign corporation is ...
Read moreBankruptcy Related Changes Under the CARES Act and the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021
By: Daniel F. Brown, Esq. The Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021 The Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021 (the “Appropriations Act”) was passed by Congress and became law on December 27th, 2020, and addressed a number ...
Read moreVirtual Currency Coming to an FBAR Near You
By: Michael J. Tedesco With the rapid rise of virtual currency, the IRS and Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) were required to make quick decisions on interpretations of how these virtual currencies should be ...
Read moreEmployers Have Additional Time to Withhold Deferred Social Security Taxes from 2020
By: Michael J. Tedesco The IRS released Notice 2021-11 on January 19, 2021 addressing how employers who elected to defer certain employees’ Social Security taxes (“Applicable Taxes”) can withhold and pay those taxes ...
Read moreFinally Some Good News! — Congress Locks In Full PPP Deductibility
By: Randall P. Andreozzi Congress last night passed COVID-relief legislation that included a much-anticipated provision that allows businesses to deduct qualifying expenses paid with forgiven Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) ...
Read moreSubchapter V Bankruptcy – A potential lifeline for struggling small businesses
By: Gary P. Bluestein The financial consequences of COVID-19 have been particularly difficult for a large number of American small businesses and with lockdowns accelerating in many states, many of those businesses will be ...
Read moreIRS People First Initiative Ends Today – What happens now?
By: Derek Wheeler Today, July 15th, the IRS’ People First Initiative will come to an end. Implemented at the end of March as COVID-19 began spreading throughout the United States and large parts of the country began to ...
Read moreHigh Income Non-Filers Beware – Audits Are Coming
By: Heather L. Marello and Kevin M. Murphy During a recent web conference, IRS Large Business and International Division Commissioner Douglas O’Donnell warned that IRS is gearing up to initiate hundreds of non-filer audits ...
Read moreDebt, Bankruptcy and COVID-19
By: Ruth R. Wiseman, Esq. and Melissa A. Brennan On March 27, 2020, the President signed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (“CARES”) Act. The act has created numerous initiatives to help individuals and ...
Read moreIRS Warns Taxpayers About COVID-19 Scams Related to Economic Impact Payments
The IRS has issued a warning to taxpayers to be cautious about phishing scams pertaining to IRS payments during the COVID-19 pandemic. These scams can lead to serious tax-related fraud and identity theft. Taxpayers should be ...
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