Archive for August, 2009

Congress Approves $2 Billion to Keep “Cash for Clunkers” Program Alive. Get Your Tax Free Auto Stimulus!

Friday, August 7th, 2009

Obama’s latest program to promote environmental-friendliness has recently ran dry of funds. Congress was quick to reassure the American public that the program will continue by allocating $2 billion into the program. The CARS program has been hugely successful and the bill for more funding was passed with the final vote of 316 to 109.
The replenishment of the CARS fund will allow Americans to continue enjoying non-taxable cash vouchers when
[Read More]

Tags: CARS, cash for clunkers plan, Congress, IRS help, IRS payment plan, irs problems, Obama's CARS program, tax advice, tax attorney, tax audits, tax problems, tax relief, tax resolution
Posted in Tax news and tips | 2 Comments »

Madoff Victims Start Receiving IRS Checks for Repayment of Theft Loses; Some Ponzi Scheme Victims Denied Refunds

Thursday, August 6th, 2009

The Internal Revenue Service has begun sending out refund checks to victims of Bernie Madoff’s scheme who’ve taken advantage of a special IRS rule for Ponzi victims. The IRS is now repaying investors who’ve paid taxes on money they thought they made on investments with Madoff’s firm.
I’ve blogged about how Ponzi victims can get expert tax help for maximizing their tax benefits to help them regain their financial welfare. Taxpayers
[Read More]

Tags: Bernard Madoff, investment fraud, investment fraud recovery, investment fraud representation, IRS refunds, Madoff Victims, Michael Rozbruch, ponzi victims, tax attorney, tax break for madoff victims, theft loss deductions
Posted in IRS Tax Cases, Tax Resolution Options and Alternatives, Tax news and tips, Working with the IRS | 1 Comment »

Ask the Tax Resolution Expert – Tax Help for Filing Amended Tax Returns and Dealing with IRS Audits

Tuesday, August 4th, 2009

It can happen to any of us–you go through all the paperwork, fill in all the necessary information to the best of your abilities, and you drop the tax return in the mail. No sooner had you sent out your tax return did you remember that you forgot to add something from another W-2 or 1099. Now you have to file an amended tax return…
———–

Question: How do I go about
[Read More]

Tags: amended tax returns, failing to file federal tax return, failure to file, FALSE TAX RETURNS, Free Tax Consultation, income tax relief, IRS audit, IRS enforcement, irs problems, tax advice, tax attorney, tax audit, tax help, tax settlement, unfiled tax returns
Posted in Ask the Expert | 1 Comment »