Unpaid payroll tax penalties are charges imposed by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) on an employer's account if they fail to collect, report, and remit employment taxes.What...
Posted by Tiffany Gaskin on 01/17/2023
Handling divorce and everything that concerns the situation is never easy, so the tax implication will likely be the last thing on your mind. Divorce affects a person emotionally,...
Posted by Jim McClaflin, EA, NTPI Fellow, CTRC on 10/07/2022
What is a foreign tax credit?A foreign tax credit is a United States tax credit that is used to offset income tax paid abroad. United States citizens and resident aliens who pay income...
Posted by Rosovich & Associates, Inc. on 05/31/2022
When you file a federal tax return, you have the option of taking the standard deduction and itemizing your deductions. Due to changes in the tax code, many taxpayers now work with...
Posted by Dennis Jao on 02/08/2022
There are multiple options for anyone that wants to pay their taxes. This article will shed light on various payment options available from the IRS.Automatic Payment People who...
Posted by Rosovich & Associates, Inc. on 04/24/2021
What is alimony payment? This is a payment between current spouses or ex-spouses due to an ongoing separation in a marriage or divorce. Alimony (sometimes called support) payments...
Posted by Dennis Jao on 03/05/2021
With the rising cost of Education each year, student loan seems to be a lifesaver for many. Unfortunately, however, the number of Americans owing student loans increases as each year...
Posted by Advanced Accounting & Tax Planning on 06/10/2020
The government encourages everyone to save money for their retirement. Tax breaks such as the Retirement Savings Contribution Credit and penalties for early distributions from retirement...
Posted by CONTINENTAL TAX AND ACCOUNTING SERVICES on 02/14/2020
Taxable income is the sum used in estimating the amount of tax a person or corporation owes to the government in a given fiscal year. Generally, it is described as a gross income or...
Posted by Advanced Accounting & Tax Planning on 11/05/2019
