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The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) enforces the tax code in part by reviewing individual returns, performing audits and pursuing collection activity when necessary. The IRS even has the authority to recommend criminal proceedings against those who have engaged in tax...
From keeping tabs on your inventory to marketing, managing your workforce and ensuring compliance with applicable laws, running a business comes with tons of responsibilities. It is not surprising that most small-business owners do not pay much attention to business...
Payroll processing is one of the core responsibilities that come with owning a business. And the most important aspect of payroll processing is accuracy. After all, inaccurate payroll processing can lead to significant losses to your business. Worst of all, it can...
The property that you have purchased and accumulated throughout your life will become your estate when you die. Your estate, in turn, will significantly impact how people remember you. The instructions you provide in your will or trust documents will help your loved...
The IRS issues a “dirty dozen” list each year. The list is comprised of twelve common scams the IRS wants to warn the public about. This year’s list includes: Hidden offshore accounts and digital assets The U.S. requires its citizens to report income from any source...
Here is a heads up on IRS interest rate increases coming this summer. See https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/irs-interest-rates-increase-for-the-third-quarter-of-2022. One of the surprises many of our client’s experience is how quickly interest accumulates on amounts owed...
The IRS is about to spend $1.2 billion on yet another reorganization of an already muscle-bound, top heavy agency, with the launch of its Taxpayer Experience Office. Don’t laugh. Look it up. Get ready for a new program which promises to “rethink the way” the IRS...
IRS To Receive $80 Billion For Enforcement: Time to Get Right with the IRS? The Administration’s recent announcement that it wants to spend $80 billion on the IRS to beef-up enforcement should make some folks wonder if now is a good time or bad time to pay attention...
In a letter to the Commissioner and Treasury dated March 4, 2021, the prestigious AICPA has urged the government to move the upcoming filing date of April 15, 2021, back two months to June 15. The reasons for the requested extension are compelling: · Many IRS...
It has been a year since Erin Collins’ appointment as Nina Olsen’s replacement as the National Taxpayer Advocate. The NTA reports directly to the Commissioner and reports to Congress on areas of the tax law that impose significant burdens on taxpayers or the IRS,...
