Posts Tagged ‘national credit crisis’

Tax Relief News: Changes in Tax Breaks on the Horizon

Monday, August 1st, 2011

With the nations budget deficit increasing and negotiations over what to do about the debt ceiling still raging on, taxpayers should be looking out for changes in “relief providing” tax breaks in upcoming years. Currently the tax breaks that most tax payers rely on for tax relief could be at risk of being cut from the books.  Laura Saunders of the Wall Street Journal explores the future of your tax
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Americans Will Need Help Seeking Tax Relief in Ailing Economy as IRS Continues Push For Compliance

Monday, October 20th, 2008

Amid the slow economy and increasing federal deficit, a much needed surge in tax revenue means that a growing number of taxpayers can expect to be audited while Americans already burdened by tax debt will find it harder than ever to resolve their IRS tax problems.
In fiscal year 2007, IRS audit rates were up from the previous year for both individuals overall and higher-income taxpayers. Additionally, audits of S Corporations
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