Practical IRS Tax Insights – May 2020
So much has happened since my last newsletter. As we all deal with the health concerns and economic impact of COVID-19, many clients have contacted me with questions. At first, there were many more...
So much has happened since my last newsletter. As we all deal with the health concerns and economic impact of COVID-19, many clients have contacted me with questions. At first, there were many more...
You may have noticed that I haven’t posted recently. Instead of posting on this blog I have been busy writing three books on IRS topics! They are now available on Kindle Unlimited for free...
FYI – I continue to post many videos on various topics. To access them log in to my LinkedIn account HERE. Remember – If you filed for a tax return extension, corporate tax returns...
Sorry this month’s newsletter is late! The summer seems to be going by so quickly!! FYI – I continue to post many videos on various topics. To access them log in to my LinkedIn...
IRS Audits – We have a four-part checklist to greatly reduce the chances that the IRS will audit your tax return. To this day we know of no one that followed our four-part plan...
The second wave of audit letters from the IRS should be out. Have you received an IRS letter yet? I’ve yet to see anyone follow my 4 part checklist for avoiding an audit, unless...
Will you be audited: The second wave of audit letters from the IRS should hit next week or so. I’ve yet to see anyone follow my 4 part checklist for avoiding an audit, unless...
No More Excuses! You can have quality accounting and tax work from our firm and pay monthly to manage your budget better. This also applies to payments on IRS cases, for when you need...
IRS Matters: Letters are a bit slow at this time. Those of you waiting for the IRS to go after you hoping you will slip through the cracks are making a big mistake. Most...
BIG Warning This month: Many of you have gotten your w2’s and 1099’s. I never got my broker statement from Ameritrade. Last year the correction came after April, 15th! Some of you are so...
Here’s some information gleaned from the December Kiplinger Tax Letter. Thinking of buying a home or refinancing before mortgage interest rates shoot up even higher? You can still deduct mortgage interest on Schedule A...