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Failure to Pay Employment Taxes Gets Personal When Tax Court Rules Against Tax Professional (United States v. Tax and Bankruptcy Attorney, PLC, and Kenneth Keate., (US District Court for the District of Minnesota, NO. 0:22-CV-02928 (Nov. 27, 2024))

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In a case that should serve as a cautionary tale for all tax practitioners advising business clients, United States v. Tax and Bankruptcy Attorney, PLC and Kenneth Keate demonstrates the severe personal consequences that can result from improper handling of employment taxes.

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