The IRS audited the tax returns of Darryl Blueberry, a former major league outfielder. It contended that,
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The IRS audited the tax returns of Darryl Blueberry, a former major league outfielder. It contended that, between 2014 and 2017, Blueberry earned \($800,000\) for autograph signings, appearances, and product endorsements, but he reported only \($60,000\) of income. Blueberry attributed the shortfall to his receipt of cash for autograph sessions and promotional events. He allegedly concealed the cash payments in separate bank accounts of which his CPA was unaware. What tax compliance issues regarding the alleged underreporting are pertinent?
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Pearsons Federal Taxation Corporations Partnerships Estates And Trusts 2024
ISBN: 9780138101787
37th Edition
Authors: Luke E. Richardson, Mitchell Franklin
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