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IRS Announces New Way to Save Money on Big ERC Mistakes — Act Fast
If you fell for an ERC scam, the IRS has a new Voluntary Disclosure Program to make it possible to pay back money you received. A tax lawyer can review your claim and help figure whether applying to the program makes sense for you.
Read MoreIRS Launches Paperless Processing: What Does That Mean for Taxpayers?
The IRS paperless processing initiative will give taxpayers the ability to submit all correspondence electronically. What is the impact on you and your taxes?
Read MoreWhat Business Owners Should Know About IRS 1099-K
If you accept credit card payments online, you may have to report this to the IRS. Here’s a simple explanation of what to know and why from a tax attorney.
Read MoreWhat is an IRS Audit?
A tax audit occurs when the IRS believes that there are discrepancies in your tax return. A tax lawyer helps you fight an audit letter. Speak to one now.
Read MoreIRS 1099-K Forms from PayPal, Cash App & Venmo: What You Need to Know
As more businesses accept payments through processing apps, it will trigger 1099-K forms being sent to taxpayers. Here’s what you need to know.
Read MoreWhat to Do if You Receive an Audit Letter From the IRS
If you received an IRS audit letter & determined why the IRS chose to audit you, here’s why you need to contact an attorney to help you.
Read MoreThe Latest Reasons the IRS Sends Audit Letters
The IRS has been sending audit letters to many taxpayers & you need to know what to do if you receive one. Here’s why they are doing it.
Read MoreResolving Tax Debt with the IRS Fresh Start Program
When you haven’t paid your taxes and are riddled with debt to the IRS, it might seem like the point of no return. Help is available.
Read MoreTips for Taxpayers Who are Victims of Identity Theft
If you think or have been a victim of identity theft and your tax filings with the IRS have been effected, here’s what to do right now.
Read MoreUnderstanding Your IRS CP2000 Notice
An IRS Notice CP2000 is sent to taxpayers when there is a discrepancy between the information on their tax return and data reported to the agency. Here’s what to know about it and what to do if you receive one.
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