$268,699 CP2000 Assessment Reduced to $0
Nashville, Tennessee – Taxpayer received IRS Notice CP2000 proposing additional tax of $268,699, based on income reported to the IRS on Form 1099-S from the sale of two residential properties owned by Taxpayer. Taxpayer failed to timely respond to the CP2000 notice, resulting in the issuance of a Statutory Notice of Deficiency. DeWitt Law represented Taxpayer and challenged the assessment in U.S. Tax Court, resulting in the assessment being reversed…
$1,420,838 CP2000 Assessment Reduced to $0
Tampa, Florida – Taxpayer received IRS Notice CP2000 proposing additional tax of $1,420,838, based on cryptocurrency trades reported to the IRS on Form 1099-K. Taxpayer challenged the proposed assessment but the IRS upheld it and issued a Statutory Notice of Deficiency. DeWitt Law represented Taxpayer and challenged the assessment in U.S. Tax Court, resulting in the assessment being reversed to $0.
$460,313 CP2000 Assessment Reduced to $9,527
Nashville, Tennessee – Taxpayer received IRS Notice CP2000 proposing additional tax of $460,313, based on income reported to the IRS on Form 1099-S from the sale of several residential properties owned by Taxpayer. DeWitt Law represented Taxpayer and challenged the proposed assessment with the IRS. The IRS never responded and issued a Statutory Notice of Deficiency. After litigation in U.S. Tax Court, the assessment was reduced to $9,527.
$163,936 CP2000 Assessment Reversed to $0
Orlando, Florida – Taxpayer received IRS Notice CP2000 proposing additional tax of $163,936, based on income reported to the IRS on Form 1099-S from the sale of Taxpayer’s residential property. DeWitt Law represented Taxpayer and challenged the assessment with the IRS, resulting in the assessment being reversed to $0.
$299,860 CP2000 Assessment Reversed to $3,864
Memphis, Tennessee – Taxpayer received IRS Notice CP2000 proposing additional tax of $299,860, based on income reported to the IRS on Form 1099-S from the sale of Taxpayer’s primary home. DeWitt Law represented Taxpayer and challenged the assessment with the IRS, resulting in the assessment being reduced to $3,864.