Massachusetts Taxation and DOR Practice
Your essential resource for representing clients in real estate matters
- Product Number: 2237079WFM
- Publication Date: 12/27/2023
- Edition: 6th Edition 2023
- Copyright: © 2023 MCLE, Inc.
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A Practical Guide to Residential Real Estate Transactions and Foreclosures in Rhode Island is a comprehensive and practical guide for Rhode Island real estate practitioners. The real estate conveyancing materials take the reader from the fundamental contracts and sources of financing through title issues and the handling of the closing. The foreclosure materials are comprehensive as well, detailing the procedures required throughout the foreclosure process and outlining alternatives to foreclosure. The book's editors, Michael Mellion and Charlie Lovell, have assembled an outstanding roster of Rhode Island practitioners to provide step-by-step explanations and concrete guidance on each of these essential topics.
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Update: August 2023
Dear Subscriber:
Thank you for choosing to stay current in the area of residential real estate transactions with this 2023 revised edition of A Practical Guide to Residential Real Estate Transactions and Foreclosures in Rhode Island. Inside, you will find new material on such topics as the following, including practice tips, recent case law, and new discussion:
- The Closing—Time is of the essence provisions. See chapter 2 for a discussion of single-family agreements' designations of the time and place of the closing, as well as their application to extensions to agreements.
- Title insurance. See chapter 6 for discussion of the American Land Title Association (ALTA)’s new standard forms for title insurance policies and commitments for title insurance, including changes to clarify, expand, and add new provisions relative to “covered risks.”
- The automatic stay. See chapter 12 for a revised list of what is stayed by the automatic stay, including “the setoff of any debt owing to the debtor that arose before the commencement of the case under this title against any claim against the debtor.”
- Workouts—When are they appropriate? See chapter 13 for discussion of the prospect of equitable relief, leaving bankruptcy as the only adequate remedy at law to stop a foreclosure.
We hope that you will find this material useful in your real estate law practice and valuable in keeping your law library current.
Cordially,
MCLE Press
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
expand allChapter 01 expandChapter 02 expandRegistrations and Returns
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Chapter 03 expandChapter 04 expandChapter 05 expandPenalties and Interest
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Exhibit 5A
- DOR Administrative Procedure 633: Guidelines for the Waiver and Abatement of Penalties Buy FormExhibit 5B
- DOR Administrative Procedure 612: Interest and Penalties Buy FormExhibit 5C
- DOR Technical Information Release 23 10: Interest Rate on Overpayments and Underpayments Buy FormExhibit 5D
- DOR Administrative Procedure 604: Extensions of Time to File Tax Returns Buy FormChapter 06 expandAbatements, Refunds, and Credits
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Chapter 07 expandSettling and Compromising Massachusetts Tax Liabilities
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Chapter 08 expandDepartment of Revenue Organization
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Exhibit 8A
- Massachusetts Department of Revenue Organizational Charts Buy FormExhibit 8B
- Massachusetts Department of Revenue Directory: Selected Telephone Numbers and Addresses Buy FormExhibit 8C
- DOR Administrative Procedure 631: The Collection Process Buy FormExhibit 8D
- DOR Administrative Procedure 628: Resolution of Disputes at the Office of Appeals Buy FormExhibit 8E
- DOR Administrative Procedure 607: Office of the Taxpayer Advocate; Administrative Procedure 602: Problem Resolution Offices (PRO and PRO/CSE) Buy FormChapter 09 expandPractice Before the Department of Revenue: Authority, Standards of Conduct, and Disclosure of Information
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Exhibit 9A
- DOR Form M 2848: Power of Attorney and Declaration of Representative Buy FormExhibit 9B
- DOR Directive 87-5: Power of Attorney; Disclosure of Tax Information Buy FormExhibit 9C
- Massachusetts Form ABT: Application for Abatement Buy FormExhibit 9D
- Former DOR Form M-706 (Face Page): Massachusetts Estate Tax Return Buy FormExhibit 9E
- Former DOR Form M-911: Taxpayer’s Application for Relief Due to Hardship Buy FormExhibit 9F
- Types of Written Statements Used by the DOR (Other Than Regulations or Instructions to Tax Returns) Buy FormExhibit 9G
- DOR-Permitted Inspections of Tax Returns (830 CMR 62C.21.1(4)) Buy FormExhibit 9H
- DOR Form M-4506: Request for Copy of Tax Form Buy FormExhibit 9I
- Tax Records Summary Buy FormChapter 10 expandCollections, Liens, and Levies
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Chapter 11 expandResponsible Person Liability
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Chapter 12 expandAppellate Tax Board Litigation
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Exhibit 12A
- Rules of Practice and Procedure of the Appellate Tax Board Buy FormExhibit 12B
- Appellate Tax Board Form for Petition Under Formal Procedure Buy FormExhibit 12C
- Sample Appellate Tax Board Petition Under Formal Procedure Buy FormExhibit 12D
- Appellate Tax Board Form for Petition Under Small Claims Procedure Buy FormExhibit 12E
- Appeal Withdrawal Form Buy FormChapter 13 expandExtraordinary Relief
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Chapter 14 expandContesting Massachusetts Tax Assessments and Claiming Abatements—Comparison with the Federal System
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Chapter 15 expandState Tax Crimes
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