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This exercise isn’t a tallying of your financial sins. It’s an objective look at your cash flow. As you look at this information, think about whether your spending is in line with the life or business you want. Then you’ll be ready for the next step.
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The IRS has released the top 12 worst tax scams for 2015. It looks like crooks’ favorite way to deceive taxpayers is by calling them and pretending to be the IRS. This is followed by “phishing” emails.
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The IRS determines your filing status based on what you are on December 31 of that tax year.
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As of January 1, 2014, automatic tips for servers will need to be included in payroll.
Read more →Today I called the IRS regarding a client's amended tax return. The agent told me that due to backups caused by the government shutdown amended returns will take 12 to 16 weeks to process.
Read more →I find this shocking. If the government wants to know where to focus IRS audit efforts it should take a look at the earned income credit program. I'm sure there are plenty of needy people who benefit from the program, but the abuse is outrageous.
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Read more →Well if you filed your taxes and you feel like the tax bill you were handed was an unfair amount, you are not alone.
Read more →The IRS just announced that the 2012 tax filings for individuals can be submitted beginning January 30, 2013.
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CP2000 letters, IRS Audits, State Tax Audits, and a variety of scary mail you may get as a taxpayer as the tax collector tries to raise revenue.
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