IRS Provides Detailed Guidance on 2012 Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program and Announces New Alternative Procedure for Certain Taxpayers Living Abroad
by Michael J. Miller, Richard A. Levine, Howard J. Levine, Mark David Rozen, Ellen Seiler BrodyPublished: R&H Letter to Clients and Friends, July 3, 2012
IRS Modifies 2011 Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Initiative to Reduce Penalties for Certain Participants and Permit Extensions
by Michael J. Miller, Howard J. Levine, Richard A. Levine, Mark David RozenPublished: R&H Letter to Clients and Friends, June 22, 2011
IRS Further Extends Deadline for 2009 and Prior FBARs Required to be Filed by U.S. Persons With Signature Authority but No Financial Interest in Foreign Accounts
by Michael J. Miller, Richard A. Levine, Howard J. Levine, Mark David RozenPublished: R&H Letter to Clients and Friends, June 21, 2011
Highlights of the New FBAR Regulations and Revised FBAR for 2010 Filings Due June 30, 2011
by Michael J. Miller, Richard A. Levine, Howard J. Levine, Mark David RozenPublished: R&H Letter to Clients and Friends, April 06, 2011
Certain Taxpayers May Avoid Penalties If They File Delinquent Information Returns Relating to Foreign Accounts, Foreign Entities, and Foreign Gifts
by Michael J. Miller, Howard J. Levine, Richard A. Levine, Mark David RozenPublished: R&H Letter to Clients and Friends, March 02, 2011
IRS Announces 2011 Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Initiative With August 31, 2011 Deadline
by Michael J. Miller, Howard J. Levine, Richard A. Levine, Mark David RozenPublished: R&H Letter to Clients & Friends, February 09, 2011
IRS Issues Relief from FBAR Filing Obligations for Three Groups
by Michael J. Miller, Howard J. Levine, Richard A. Levine, Mark David RozenPublished: R&H Letter to Clients & Friends, March 03, 2010
IRS Extends Deadline For Voluntary Disclosure Program
by Michael J. Miller, Richard A. Levine, Howard J. Levine, Mark David RozenPublished: R&H Letter to Clients and Friends, September 24, 2009
Taxpayers Still Have Time to Resolve Offshore Tax Issues Through the Voluntary Disclosure Program
by Michael J. Miller, Richard A. Levine, Howard J. Levine, Mark David RozenPublished: R&H Letter to Clients and Friends, July 22, 2009
A Tax Opinion Is Not A Bulletproof Vest
by Richard A. LevinePublished: The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel, November 01, 2004
Internal Revenue Service Reconstruction and Reform Act of 1998
by Richard A. Levine, Carlton M. SmithPublished: R & H Newsletter -- Tax Litigation & Procedure, September 01, 1998
Newsletter -- June 1998 Issue
by Richard A. Levine, Carlton M. SmithPublished: R & H Newsletter -- Tax Litigation & Procedure, June 01, 1998
Newsletter -- January 1998 Issue
by Richard A. Levine, Carlton M. SmithPublished: R & H Newsletter -- Tax Litigation & Procedure, January 01, 1998
Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997
by Richard A. Levine, Carlton M. SmithPublished: R & H Newsletter -- Tax Litigation & Procedure, October 01, 1997
Newsletter -- February 1997 Issue
by Richard A. Levine, Carlton M. SmithPublished: R & H Newsletter -- Tax Litigation & Procedure, February 01, 1997
Newsletter -- November 1996 Issue
by Richard A. Levine, Carlton M. SmithPublished: R & H Newsletter -- Tax Litigation & Procedure, November 01, 1996
Richard A. Levine, for more than 30 years, has represented clients in a wide variety of tax controversy and litigation matters involving federal and New York State and City taxes. His experience spans a full range of civil and criminal tax audits and investigations. He has tried tax cases before the U.S. Tax Court, the U.S. Court of Claims and in various federal District Courts. He has also argued appeals to the U.S. Circuit Courts of Appeal. He co-authored BNA Tax Management Portfolio Tax Court Litigation and published numerous articles on the Tax Court's Rules of Practice and Procedure. He also represents clients in New York State and City tax litigation in matters involving income tax, sales tax, real property transfer taxes and residence issues.
He received a B.S. cum laude from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, his LL.B. magna cum laude from Harvard, where he was a member of the Law Review, and an LL.M. from New York University.
