The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has announced a “time-limited” opportunity to settle conservation easement disputes. The IRS began sending settlement letters to eligible taxpayers in May and continues to send them on a rolling basis. Taxpayers who receive settlement letters will need to make informed decisions about how to respond—and they will want to consult with an experienced Boston tax lawyer before the 90-day response deadline expires.

Businesses with denied Employee Retention Credit (ERC) claims now have a new “streamlined” option to preserve their rights with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Late last month, the IRS announced the new option and encouraged business owners and executives to take action if warranted. Learn what you need to know if the IRS has denied your business’ ERC claim from Boston tax attorney Kevin E. Thorn, Managing Partner of Thorn Law Group: