Don't Get Sued!!! Does a Taxpayer Representative have a Duty to Prevent a Client from Disclosing Incriminating Information? This article reviews the recent changes to IRS practice rules that could casue CPAs and Enrolled Agents to be sued for failing to protect or prevent their client from providing potentially incriminating information to them. The article discussed the problem and provides easy, common sense solutions to protect the non-attorney tax practitioner. A must read for all CPAs and Enrolled Agents.

Cover Your Assets!!! This short article provides a primer on Asset Protection. It covers the need for asset protection, and some tax and non-tax traps to avoid in designing your plan. If you have wealth, you need to protect it and this article is a good place to start.

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