Any mistake on a tax return equals money, hard-end money. Either you are losing it by paying taxes, interest, and penalties or getting a fat refund. In addition to the former, you...
Posted by Jim McClaflin, EA, NTPI Fellow, CTRC on 04/09/2023
The tax year is here again, and people should expect fake IRS letters from scammers. Since Uncle Sam is sending out bills or notices to taxpayers, many scammers are exploring this...
Posted by Rosovich & Associates, Inc. on 09/02/2022
Identity theft is not limited to criminals opening credit cards and collecting debts in your name - your return is also at risk. While the IRS works hard to combat fraudulent returns,...
Posted by Rosovich & Associates, Inc. on 07/09/2022
The IRS requires 1099 forms to obtain information on various nonemployee transactions, including payments to freelancers and legal services. Sounds simple, doesn't it? Keep track...
There is nothing wrong with receiving a letter from the IRS. There are approximately 75 different notices and letters from the IRS. This may be the reminder notice letter 3228 (LT39),...
Posted by Pat Raskob on 02/22/2022
When you change your location, many entities need to be updated on such status changes – credit card firms, fitness memberships, magazine subs, etc. There is a big probability...
Everyone that thinks criminals compromise their personal information can restrict all access to their credit report. You can do this by requesting a freeze by all three national credit...
Identity theft occurs when someone uses your data to impersonate you, which is often used for their financial gains. In this article, you will find some of the proven ways to prevent...
Posted by Jim McClaflin, EA, NTPI Fellow, CTRC on 06/11/2021
The last thing any business owner wants is to be audited by Uncle Sam. Truthfully, the probability of an audit is generally low though some red flags can trigger a business audit....
Posted by Rosovich & Associates, Inc. on 05/29/2021