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FOIAs and GDPAs: How Requests for Information Can Help Resolve Cases with the IRS or MDR

by Ben Wagner | Jun 1, 2016 | Appeals, Audits, FOIA and GDPA

This is the first article in the Freedom Of Information Act Requests (FOIAs) and Government Data Practices Act Requests (GDPAs) series. This series is intended to provide taxpayers and practitioners with answers to the most commonly asked questions relating to the use...
Who Qualifies as a Resident of Minnesota?: Calculating Time Spent in Minnesota

Who Qualifies as a Resident of Minnesota?: Calculating Time Spent in Minnesota

by Mike OBrien | Apr 23, 2014 | Appeals, Audits, Minnesota Tax Court, Residency

This is the sixth article in a series dedicated to the rules regarding who qualifies as a “resident” of the State of Minnesota for tax purposes. Status as a resident of Minnesota is important as all Minnesota residents are subject to Minnesota individual...
Who Qualifies as a Resident of Minnesota? The Definition of “Abode” in Minnesota

Who Qualifies as a Resident of Minnesota? The Definition of “Abode” in Minnesota

by Mike OBrien | Apr 5, 2014 | Appeals, Audits, Residency

This is the fifth article in a series dedicated to the rules regarding who qualifies as a “resident” of the State of Minnesota for tax purposes. Status as a resident of Minnesota is important as all Minnesota residents are subject to Minnesota individual...
Who Qualifies as a Resident of Minnesota?: Non-Domiciliary Resident Rules

Who Qualifies as a Resident of Minnesota?: Non-Domiciliary Resident Rules

by Mike OBrien | Mar 11, 2014 | Appeals, Audits, Residency

This is the fourth article in a series dedicated to the rules regarding who qualifies as a “resident” of the State of Minnesota for tax purposes. Status as a resident of Minnesota is important as all Minnesota residents are subject to Minnesota individual...
Who Qualifies as a Resident of Minnesota?: Domiciliary Resident Status

Who Qualifies as a Resident of Minnesota?: Domiciliary Resident Status

by Mike OBrien | Nov 4, 2013 | Appeals, Audits, Minnesota Tax Court, Residency

This is the first article in a series dedicated to the rules regarding who qualifies as a “resident” of the State of Minnesota for tax purposes. Status as a resident of Minnesota is important as all Minnesota residents are subject to Minnesota individual...
Substantiating Business Expenses in Audits – Step Three: Proving a Business Expense is “Ordinary”

Substantiating Business Expenses in Audits – Step Three: Proving a Business Expense is “Ordinary”

by Mike OBrien | Jan 18, 2013 | Accounting, Appeals, Audits, Income and Deductions

Substantiating business expenses is a common problem for many businesses going through an audit with either the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) or the Minnesota Department of Revenue (MDR). In previous blog articles, we addressed the first and second steps of a four...
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