Boon Tax Group LLC

07/20/2026

🎉 **Big News at Boon Tax Group!**

We are proud to announce that **Victoria Boon is now a Certified Public Accountant!**

Vicki brings more than 22 years of IRS examination experience, including work with both small businesses and large, complex taxpayers. She now adds the CPA credential to her experience as an Enrolled Agent and tax controversy professional.

Her background gives our clients something rare: practical tax knowledge, deep audit experience, and an insider’s understanding of how the IRS evaluates returns, documentation, and tax positions.

Please join us in congratulating **Victoria Boon, CPA, EA** on this outstanding achievement!

07/09/2026

Victoria Boon was recently featured on The Tax Strategy Playbook podcast discussing syndicated conservation easements, IRS enforcement, audit defense, documentation, valuation issues, and what taxpayers and advisors need to understand before the IRS comes knocking.

Victoria brings more than 20 years of IRS Large Business & International experience, including work as a Senior Revenue Agent and Subject Matter Expert in conservation easement enforcement. In the episode, she explains why these cases are drawing intense IRS scrutiny.

If you, your client, or your firm needs consulting assistance involving charitable contribution issues, conservation easements, substantiation, Form 8283, qualified appraisals, audit preparation, or IRS representation strategy, Boon Tax Group can help.

Listen to the episode here:
https://www.taxstrategyplaybook.com/former-irs-agent-why-syndicated-conservation-easements-are-about-to-blow-up/

Contact Boon Tax Group to discuss your charitable contribution consulting needs.

Former IRS agent Victoria Boon explains the crackdown on syndicated conservation easements, 90-day settlement risks, penalties, and audit defense.

05/12/2026

Millions of taxpayers may have overlooked refund opportunities connected to COVID-era IRS penalties and interest.

Victoria Boon from Boon Tax Group was recently quoted by CNBC regarding the developing Kwong v. United States litigation and the growing discussion surrounding IRS disaster-relief deadlines during the COVID period.

For some taxpayers, the issue could involve:

• Failure-to-file penalties
• Failure-to-pay penalties
• Certain interest charges
• Refund claims that may expire soon if no action is taken

The important thing to understand is this:

The IRS generally does not pause refund statutes simply because the law is unsettled. In some cases, taxpayers may need to act before the courts fully resolve the issue.

These are procedural and technical matters, and every situation is different. But if you or your business paid substantial IRS penalties connected to 2020–2022 filing periods, it may be worth reviewing your situation carefully.

CNBC article:
https://www.cnbc.com/2026/05/11/kwong-v-united-states-tax-refund-deadline.html

Boon Tax Group provides IRS representation and technical tax advisory for individuals and businesses dealing with audits, collections, penalties, and complex IRS procedural matters.

Learn more:
https://boon.tax

04/15/2026

Our own Victoria Boon was quoted in CNBC today regarding audit risks and refundable credits! Way to go, Victoria!

Link in the comments!