Are You Prepared for Tax Season 2015? Are You Prepared for Tax Season 2015? While no one looks forward to tax season, there are a few simple ways get prepared and make the whole experience a little less painful. While it is best if some of these steps are taken before tax season starts, timing… Continue reading →
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Payment Plan Settles $62,000 Tax Debt
Payment Plan Settles $62,000 Tax Debt – Allows $65,000 401(k) to Remain Untouched Payment Plan Settles $62,000 Tax Debt – Ms. V, a middle-aged woman who suffers from chronic health problems, represents a rather unique tax settlement case. Through years of employment, she had accumulated a back tax balance of $62,000 but, at the same time,… Continue reading →
Tax Debt of 100k Settled for $13,150
Ms. H, a single mother, had suffered extreme misfortune in several areas. As a real estate agent, her income flat lined when the housing market crashed, making it difficult for her to meet her monthly financial obligations. To make matters worse, her son was involved in a car accident in which he suffered major head… Continue reading →
Tax Liability of 49k Reduced to Settlement Amount of 1K Using IRS Offer in Compromise
Tax Liability of 49k Reduced to Settlement Amount of 1K Using IRS Offer in Compromise Ms. Y, a single woman who works as a medical assistant, was already having trouble meeting her monthly expenses when unforeseen circumstances increased her financial burden. She was unexpectedly given temporary custody of her granddaughter when her daughter was unable… Continue reading →
2015 Tax Filing Date Announced
2015 Tax Filing Date Announced 2015 Tax Filing Date Announced – The tax filing date for the New Year has recently been announced by the IRS. Tax filing will begin on Tuesday, January 20th, 2015. In addition, as part of the tax extenders package which President Obama signed into effect on December 19, 2014, all… Continue reading →
Tax Extenders Bill Passed
Tax Extenders Bill Passed – With time running out, Congress has passed the long awaited tax extenders bill. Although President Obama has not yet signed the legislation into effect, his signature is expected. The bill, officially identified as the Tax Increase Prevention Act of 2014 (HR 5771), extends some very significant tax breaks through the… Continue reading →
