If you are self-employed and run a sole proprietorship that received government grants during the pandemic, you may be surprised at the taxation. Generally, government

Hone Maxwell LLP Managing Partner Josh Maxwell told Law360 that the firm is already a part of the Tijuana, Mexico community — so opening an

Hone Maxwell LLP Associate Attorney Claudia Ignacio was recognized by the San Diego County Bar Association with the 2022 Service by a New Lawyer Award.

When Hone Maxwell LLP launched 10 years ago, Aubrey Hone and I wanted to create an international tax and business law practice that prioritizes relationships.

Several years ago, I was at a restaurant in Mexico explaining the amnesty programs to a potential client over lunch. After a while, a woman

In recent years, the IRS has been expanding their efforts to address noncompliance related to virtual currency transactions. These efforts have ranged from education to

Tax credits are very beneficial on your tax return, because they are a dollar-for-dollar savings and not just a deduction. Each tax credit has specific

As international business continues to grow, there are many cross-border deals, transactions, and mergers and acquisitions.  The parties involved in the transactions need to feel

Beginning with the 2021 tax filings, Schedules K-2 and K-3 are now required for partnerships with relevant international tax items. The new schedules are designed

Qualified small business stock (QSBS) is shares of a qualified small business. The benefit of QSBS is a tax exclusion from 50% up to 100%

U.S. citizens or residents who are officers, directors, or shareholders in certain foreign corporations may be required to file Form 5471.  While this seems like

Historically, foreign manufacturers selling goods in the U.S., through either a domestic distributor or by transfer of title at a U.S. port, were to treat