Buying a home can be a complicated process. Whether you started the process by looking at homes or by attempting to be preauthorized for a mortgage, at some point you’re going to find yourself in front of a loan officer, having all of your financial information looked over. As a…
If you owe money to the IRS, they more than likely will ask you to set up a payment plan, also known as an installment agreement. These agreements require a number of set criteria, from having the payments directly drafted out of your bank account to charging you interest every…
Audits are not a welcomed entity in anyone’s eyes. So, if you’ve just received a notice informing you of an impending IRS audit, do not panic. In some cases, people or businesses are selected for an audit at random. In others, an IRS audit is triggered by issues with your…
For most of the past year, the IRS had suspended collections notices and activities, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Now that the pandemic has waned, thanks to the vaccinations and other efforts of health care professionals, the IRS is once again ramping up its collections activities. However, there’s one difference…
In 2020, due to the economic hardships that small businesses suffered thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Federal Government put a number of plans into place to provide support and relief. These bills created the Paycheck Protection Program, the Emergency Capital Investment Program, and Small Business Tax Credit Programs, among…
Small businesses have a number of advantages at tax time, namely tax credits and deductions. They are eligible to claim both, depending on the circumstances and the specific credit or deduction. The tricky part lies in knowing which ones to claim, as well as understanding the difference between the two….
Paying taxes is part of life for both individuals and businesses, regardless of size, scope, or tax bracket. Small business owners know that it’s crucial to file their company’s tax returns on time each year, accompanied by a check for the amount that they owe the IRS. The downside comes…
Reaching out to the IRS may seem like an intimidating endeavor, especially if you have not paid or filed your tax return this year – or in several years. However, if this is the case, the IRS actually does want to hear from you, no matter what the circumstances are….
Filing taxes is a complicated process, and every year, new laws and regulations make it even more difficult. In between the endless forms and going through a year’s worth of receipts, it is easy to see why tax season is one that most people avoid thinking about. Besides wanting to…
The Paycheck Protection Program, or PPP, was enacted last year by Congress and the Trump administration as a part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security or CARES Act. It was intended to cushion the blow of the COVID-19 pandemic by providing a way for small companies to continue…
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