Understanding the Taxpayer Bill of Rights
Episode 1: Win the Tax Game Your Rights as a Taxpayer- Understanding the Taxpayer Bill of Rights- which applies to all contacts with the IRS. https://youtu.be/7bsv4GD4Xvc
Episode 1: Win the Tax Game Your Rights as a Taxpayer- Understanding the Taxpayer Bill of Rights- which applies to all contacts with the IRS. https://youtu.be/7bsv4GD4Xvc
Here is a quick way to see which side best fits with your personal/business tax planning ideas. Enjoy! 2020-tax-issues-2
This recording/presentation was made on October 6, 2020 and features a non-political presentation of the contrasting tax plans of the presidential candidates. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CGxyyGMznk
The IRS has announced its annual "Dirty Dozen" list of tax scams with a special emphasis on aggressive and evolving schemes related to coronavirus tax relief, including Economic Impact Payments. Here they are for 2020 [...]
Here is a recent article I wrote for Bottom Line Publications on a few things to consider when selecting your next tax return preparer. https://bottomlineinc.com/money/tax-preparation/questions-to-ask-when-hiring-a-tax-preparer
2019-2020 Retirement Planning Contribution Limitations One of the most important business tax planning deductions comes in the way of retirement planning. The use of a retirement plan allows a business to claim a current year [...]
OK- so this is a bit offensive! According to the Tax Foundation, the average American will need to work until April 16, 2019, to pay off all taxes owed for 2019. And it makes a [...]
What is an Independent Contractor after California’s new Rules? What is an independent contractor? Traditionally, the difference between an “independent contractor” and “employee” has been a function of the amount of control the business exercises [...]
When Disaster Strikes: Tax Help with Records It may be a natural disaster (hurricane, fire, tornado, flood, etc.) or man-made (criminal activity, lost or misplaced, etc.), but records have a way of disappearing. This issue [...]
Want to deduct business clothing? Well, it ain't easy. The Tax Court has decided another case in an unfavorable fashion concerning a tax deduction for clothing for a Ralph Lauren salesman. In Barnes v. Commissioner, [...]