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  1. That is a good question. I would probably disclose it
  2. Thanks ATX Guru and others. Actually, I am a tax professional, tax attorney and CPA 28 years. I work at a Fortune 500 company...we use Corptax. This forum actually came up on a search and was just curious to get other thoughts. I do agree in general with your conclusions. It's actually black and white for attorneys who are practicing law per se and referring cases to other attorneys on a regular basis..that is actually very common and part of "their business". This fact pattern differs a bit from someone who has referred one case in his lifetime. Is that part of his "trade or business"? It would definitely be a tough argument but we have an IRS in office in our office and I have worked with/against them for 28 years and love a good fight. I have not got around to looking for cases at this point but might do that to see if I can find an once of grey. Give an a slight crack and I'm willing to fight.
  3. Any thoughts on this one. Person is an attorney not in private practice but working for a corporation. Friend needs a PI attorney and asks person to recommend someone. Matter is settled and the corporate attorney winds up getting a referral fee. Is there a position to take that this is not SE income subject to SE tax because the attorney is not a practicing attorney (although licensed)?
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