According to the IRS, employee misclassification is a growing problem among small business owners. Employee misclassification occurs in different way...
A misconception about tax audits is that anytime the IRS orders one, the taxpayer is immediately in the wrong. However, it is often the opposite. The...
There is a fair chance you will never encounter any problems with the IRS, but that doesn’t make the thought of an audit any less intimidating. Sma...
There are a few common things that can reliably stress out the average person: visiting the DMV, getting summoned for jury duty, and preparing taxes....
The term “tax audit” can put fear into the bravest of hearts. Everyone is afraid of it, and when it does happen, taxpayers are naturally inclined...
What Should I Do If I Get a Notice of Underreported Income From the IRS?
They say nothing good comes in the mail, which is especially true if you receive a notice from the IRS. If you receive a CP2000, also known as an ...
Do I Have to Pay Taxes on Cancellation of Debt?
Owing money to the IRS can be worrying, but what happens when you find out that your debt has been partially or fully forgiven? You’re in the clear...
The IRS does not make taxes easy for small businesses. They must stay up-to-date with changes regarding local, state, and federal taxes, and payroll ...
Even though filing federal and state taxes each year is mandatory, there is no system currently in place that automatically files tax returns on your...
An Offer in Compromise (OIC) is an IRS settlement option to reach an agreement on how to deal with existing tax liability. The problem? It is rare th...