October 27th, 2020 → 2:30 pm @ Marc Palmer // No Comments
You were surprised to get a letter from the Internal Revenue Service. Even more surprising was that the IRS wanted to send out a revenue officer to talk to you. It’s not common for people to deal with these officers directly, but they could if the IRS finds that they cannot collect debts from you…
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October 27th, 2020 → 8:31 am @ wreedcontentcustoms // No Comments
You were surprised to get a letter from the Internal Revenue Service. Even more surprising was that the IRS wanted to send out a revenue officer to talk to you. It’s not common for people to deal with these officers directly, but they could if the IRS finds that they cannot collect debts from you through the Automated Collection System.…
October 13th, 2020 → 9:37 pm @ wreedcontentcustoms // No Comments
Even people who don’t have particularly complicated tax returns often rely on professional tax preparers for all sorts of reasons. They want to ensure that they take advantage of all possible deductibles and credits, they can’t keep up with all of the changes to the tax laws, and/or they simply don’t have the time or patience to do their own…
October 13th, 2020 → 2:35 pm @ Marc Palmer // No Comments
Even people who don’t have particularly complicated tax returns often rely on professional tax preparers for all sorts of reasons. They want to ensure that they take advantage of all possible deductibles and credits, they can’t keep up with all of the changes to the tax laws, and/or they simply don’t have the time or…
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October 1st, 2020 → 2:36 pm @ Marc Palmer // No Comments
Deductions are a critical part of the United States tax code because they allow people to reduce the amount of tax they have to pay because of other payments they have already made or donations to charitable causes. People can write off business-related expenses both incurred as part of a job for an employer and…
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October 1st, 2020 → 1:05 pm @ wreedcontentcustoms // No Comments
Deductions are a critical part of the United States tax code because they allow people to reduce the amount of tax they have to pay because of other payments they have already made or donations to charitable causes. People can write off business-related expenses both incurred as part of a job for an employer and expenses they have to cover…
October 1st, 2020 → 1:05 pm @ wreedcontentcustoms // No Comments
Deductions are a critical part of the United States tax code because they allow people to reduce the amount of tax they have to pay because of other payments they have already made or donations to charitable causes. People can write off business-related expenses both incurred as part of a job for an employer and expenses they have to cover…
September 29th, 2020 → 5:56 pm @ gturnercontentcustoms // No Comments
If you owe the IRS money, it’s critical that you do whatever you can to make things right. One thing is for sure: The IRS won’t go away until you pay back every last cent that you owe. Depending on the circumstances, the IRS may garnish your wages as a means of collecting the money that you owe them. In…
September 29th, 2020 → 2:38 pm @ Marc Palmer // No Comments
If you owe the IRS money, it’s critical that you do whatever you can to make things right. One thing is for sure: The IRS won’t go away until you pay back every last cent that you owe. Depending on the circumstances, the IRS may garnish your wages as a means of collecting the money…
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September 16th, 2020 → 12:28 am @ bolearycontentcustoms // No Comments
Does the fear of a tax audit sometimes haunt your dreams or keep you up at night? If so, you’re not alone. Nobody really wants to deal with an audit, especially since even a simple mistake can expose you to fines, interest and other penalties. Well, this may be welcome news: The Internal Revenue Service has been forced to cut…
