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IRS Furlough – An “Extended Vacation” from Servicing Taxpayers

With Memorial Day (Monday, May 27, 2013) coming up, a lot of Americans are looking forward to a three day weekend. But don’t wait until Friday to take care of any issue lingering with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). IRS employees will be enjoying an additional day of “vacation” on Friday, May 24, 2013. This… Continue reading IRS Furlough – An “Extended Vacation” from Servicing Taxpayers

Tax Tips For 2012

With football season winding down, another season is just starting – Tax Season. Although watching the college bowl games and NFL playoffs is clearly much more exciting than watching the IRS’s youtube video above, you can stay on top of your “tax game” by following these tips: 1. GATHER YOUR DOCUMENTS you’ll need when filing… Continue reading Tax Tips For 2012

Tax Lady Roni Deutch Gets Slapped with a Large Tax Lien and Forced to Close Firm

You’ve seen them – the loud, obnoxious commercials by “Tax Resolution” companies, promising to settle your IRS tax debt for pennies on the dollar. These “assembly-line” Tax Law Firms prove true the old adage, “You get what you pay for.” Unfortunately, you are likely to pay more and get less than you bargained for. Ronnie… Continue reading Tax Lady Roni Deutch Gets Slapped with a Large Tax Lien and Forced to Close Firm

Lebron James Haters Quit Hating and Accept the Heat…As a Glorious State Income Tax Haven

On July 8, 2010, much to the chagrin of Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert, the city of Cleveland, and millions of NBA fans, free agent Lebron James announced his decision to play for the Miami Heat. The controversial move became a media obsession with James agreeing to a less lucrative contract to boost Miami’s ability… Continue reading Lebron James Haters Quit Hating and Accept the Heat…As a Glorious State Income Tax Haven

Discharging Tax Debt through Bankruptcy

After the “fallout” from 2008, we all probably know someone who has filed Bankruptcy – Many of whom wiped out a majority of their debt, including some or all of their IRS tax liability. Unfortunately, you may have a hard time keeping up with “the Joneses” down the street who are still bragging about kicking… Continue reading Discharging Tax Debt through Bankruptcy

Capital Gain Rates in 2011

Many taxpayers lose out on advantageous tax breaks because they are unaware that many things they own qualify for lower capital gain tax rates. Almost everything you own and use for personal or investment purposes is considered a “capital asset.” Some examples of things you may own that are capital assets are: 1. stocks and… Continue reading Capital Gain Rates in 2011

Missed the 2010 Tax Return Filing Deadline?

If you missed the April 18th deadline to file your 2010 Tax Return, it’s not too late. While you consider whether it’s worth the hassle to file your late return, here’s some things to keep in mind: PENALTIES AND INTEREST. For every day your tax return is late, filing penalties, payment penalties, and interest will… Continue reading Missed the 2010 Tax Return Filing Deadline?

Happy Tax Day – April 18, 2011

Despite being a few days late this year, Tax Day is here! For you procrastinators, don’t freak out quite yet. You still have until midnight tonight to electronically file (e-file) your return. Alternatively, your return must be postmarked today. The IRS now has FREE e-file for all taxpayers (including all forms and schedules). Beware of… Continue reading Happy Tax Day – April 18, 2011

Audit Gamble – IRS Steps it up Against Tax Cheats

Knowing the chances of the IRS auditing your Income Tax Return is relatively slim, are you willing to take that gamble and “modify” the figures on your return to maximize your refund or minimize the taxes owed? If so, you are definitely not alone! But before you turn in that return, you might want to… Continue reading Audit Gamble – IRS Steps it up Against Tax Cheats