On January 5, 2021, the Treasury and IRS released a second set of final business interest expense deduction regulations (the 2021 Final Regulations) that provide additional rules to...
Caring for children or dependent adults is one of the biggest monthly expenses many families face. But without primary care, parents may be unable to leave home to earn a living or...
Posted by CORE PERFORMANCE on 01/30/2021
The fair treatment of taxpayers is what the Taxpayer Bill of Rights is all about. In 2014, the IRS adopted this collection of 10 taxpayer rights proposed by the taxpayer's advocate....
Audits, collections, taxes, and fees - these conditions can sow fear in taxpayers' hearts during tax season.You may be concerned that an error in your tax return could result in...
When a taxpayer cannot pay the tax bill (now or in the future) with future assets and monthly income, they may qualify for the I.R.S. Offer in Compromise program—providing a...
Posted by Flynn Financial Group Inc on 01/23/2021
One of the most common mistakes businesses make is not having the right status for a worker. The options are employees or self-employed.An independent contractor (IC) carries out an...
A household employment tax allows everyone that hires a nanny or a gardener, to name a few, and pays them above $2,200 every year, to pay household employee taxes for their worker....
Posted by Tucker Accounting Services LLC on 01/13/2021
What is a combat zone?A combat zone is designated as a war zone for a specified period with the aim of reporting to the Internal Revenue Service by military personnel. While serving...
April 15 is normally U.S. Tax Day, which is when personal income tax returns are due with the IRS unless that day is a weekend or statutory holiday. When this is the case, the due...