With people struggling for extra cash this year, more taxpayers are opting to prepare their taxes themselves or use tax-preparation software to save on fees.
While tax-filing software programs are great and can help you take advantage of all your allowable deductions, it’s important to know the limitations of DIY tax preparation.
If you have anything more than a straight W-2 (including anyone with even the smallest business ’schedule C’), you should
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The IRS is not only busy cracking down on tax evaders both domestic and abroad, it is also tightening its grip on sanctioning who can practice before it. Recently, the IRS issued disciplinary sanctions to a list of tax attorneys, CPAs, enrolled agents, enrolled actuaries and enrolled retirement plan agents who violated IRS regulations for professional practice.
Here are some Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Tax Attorney, CPA or Tax
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For solving IRS tax problems, the general time line from submission to settlement is about 9-12 months. Longer if your case goes to Appeals. 65% of our cases are settled at the Appellate level.
Fees are usually fixed - based on the particular services to be rendered to permanently solve the taxpayer’s IRS problems for the lowest amount allowed under law. Most “run of the mill” Offers in Compromise are about
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The theme this week has been resolving to solve your IRS tax problems in 2009.
If taxes have been limiting you personally and professionally, it’s time to be proactive and break free from the crushing burden of financial woe.
What people may not know is that Tax Resolution Services helps taxpayers ACROSS THE NATION with their IRS tax problems.
In December, I appeared as the tax expert on Strictly Business on
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