For a long time privately owned companies in the U.S. have enjoyed a high degree of privacy particularly as it concerns the identity of their

Businesses are increasingly moving manufacturing operations from Asia to Mexico to minimize supply chain risks and access a larger global market. There are also a

Foreign companies expanding into the U.S. face a variety of international tax audits and tax compliance issues, a team of Hone Maxwell LLP tax and

Last month the IRS finalized their annual “Dirty Dozen” list of tax scams to help inform and warn taxpayers of the common scams and schemes

A married couple in the United States each on an F-1 visa to attend school received more than $100,000 in one year from their respective

If you live in California but your spouse is an NRA working in a foreign country, you may have to report 50% of your spouse’s

The U.S. Tax Court, in Farhy v. Commissioner, recently came down with a huge win for taxpayers facing penalties for not filing some international tax

Establishing California Residency and Tax Burdens: Managing Partner Josh Maxwell Discusses with Mexico-based Media There are differences in what California residents and non-residents who earn

Foreign U.S. taxpayers are at greater risk for IRS audits and must be prepared, Hone Maxwell LLP Managing Partner Josh Maxwell said recently in multiple

As expected, a foreigner investing in a U.S. business may be subject to U.S. taxes.  Sometimes, when receiving the profits, the investor may be surprised

California and the Franchise Tax Board appear to have a new target on their radar – situations where one spouse lives in California, one spouse

As families and the economy continue to become more globalized, it is increasingly common for people around the world to have investment, business, or familial