The IRS has been aggressively assessing penalties for late-filed foreign information returns against taxpayer, many of whom have voluntarily attempted to correct past non-compliance.
This program discusses the basic filing requirements for foreign information returns and the penalties that the IRS most commonly assesses, the reasonable cause defense to these penalties, and the procedures to challenging the assessments.
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