The IRS website “Where’s My Refund” for checking refunds is up again after being down for the better part of a week. The website was back in action about midday last Wednesday after being out of service since Feb. 15. Taxpayers who had received IRS acknowledgment that their tax returns were being processed were startled… Continue reading →
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Tips on Saver’s Credit with an IRA
IRA owners have until April 17, 2012 to make a 2011 contribution to their IRA. This year, it is not too late to get a Saver’s Credit for IRA contributions. A number of IRA owners may qualify for the Saver’s Credit of up to $1,000 ($2,000 if filing jointly) on their 2011 tax return for… Continue reading →
Mortgage Debt Forgiveness Act Set to Expire in 2012
Under ordinary United States tax law, the forgiveness of mortgage debt results in a tax liability for the taxpayer whose debt is either entirely or partially forgiven. When a lender forecloses or agrees to accept a short sale or a loan refinance agreement to a lower loan amount, the amount of mortgage debt forgiven is… Continue reading →
IRS Back Tax Tips – Help with Late Tax Bills – Pay Your Tax Debt
Did you receive an IRS notice that you owe back taxes? While owing money can be a big worry, ignoring the problem will only make things worse. There are options to pay your tax debt, even if you can’t do it all at once. If you need help with tax resolution because you owe back taxes,… Continue reading →
Tax Tips for 2011 – 6 Last Minute Tax Saving Tips
This time of year, clients call for last minute tax guidance that will help them maximize their returns. While we advise our clients on a year round basis – not just at tax time – here are a few last minute tips you might find helpful. Here are a few things you can do in the… Continue reading →
IRS Tax Code and Money Earned Abroad – Could it Change?
Money earned abroad by American corporations is free from U.S. taxes until it is returned to the United States. However, once these foreign earnings are repatriated, they are taxed at a rate of 35%. The current tax code allows multinational companies to avoid this tax, but only if they invest in certain domestic assets such… Continue reading →
