John A. Mitchell

John Mitchell es agente fiscal autorizado para ejercer ante el IRS y abogado extranjero. John tiene más de 25 años de experiencia con los impuestos federales en preparación y representación de los contribuyentes a todo nivel del IRS en auditorías, apelaciones, y resoluciones fiscales. John habla español y es miembro de la Asociación Nacional de Profesionistas Fiscales, Asociacion Nacional de Agentes Fiscales y miembro asociado de la Academia Americana de Abogados y Contadores Públicos.

  • Carrera Técnica en Estudios Generales Universitarios, Brazosport College, 1997
  • Licenciatura en Derecho, Universidad UNE, 2015
  • Agente Fiscal autorizado a ejercer ante IRS
  • Abogado Litigante admitido ante cortes estatales y federales en México

John es felizmente casado con dos hijos, dos hijastros y dos nietos. En su tiempo libre le gusta la musica, lectura, películas y pasar tiempo en familia.

Tax News

  • Texas Supreme Court issued its opinion in Duncan House Charitable Corporation v. Harris County Appraisal District (HCAD)

    On September 1, 2023 the Texas Supreme Court issued its opinion in Duncan House Charitable Corporation v. Harris County Appraisal District (HCAD), reversing the 14th Court of Appeals and ruling against the Harris County Appraisal District on a property tax exemption dispute. The primary issue was whether the property owner (the charity) was required to […]

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  • IRS Targets Employee Retention Credit (ERC) Scams as Number 1 on its Dirty Dozen List for 2023.

    Each year the IRS publishes a Dirty Dozen list of tax scams that it plans to target in upcomingaudits. This year the IRS spotlighted Employee Retention Credits (ERCs). The public has literallybeen bombarded with radio and internet ads in the last 12 months by promoters attempting to conineligible businesses into claiming the credit. These promotions […]

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  • IRS Raises its Interest Rate to 7% for First Quarter 2023

    The IRS has announced that the interest rate it charges for underpayments of tax (including estimated tax payments) has increased from 6% to 7% beginning January 1, 2023. This is the fourth quarter in a row that IRS has raised its interest rate by a full percentage point. (Rev. Rul. 2022-23). One year ago on […]

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  • Millionaire Donkey Breeder Can Deduct Losses, Tax Court Says

    The Tax Court recently held that a couple of millionaires could deduct the losses incurred in their miniature donkey breeding business because it was entered into for profit. This case can serve as a valuable roadmap to survive an IRS audit for those with a loss-generating activity. Huff and his wife lived on a farm […]

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