Category: Payment Plans
Miscellaneous can mean pretty much anything, right? Well you don’t use Form 1099-MISC for reporting any and every income necessarily. So it creates confusion for taxpayers. Read below to gain some clarity on the form, and how to use it come tax...
You might still be prospering from the tax refund you pocketed from filing in April, but looking towards next year now can help you reap more rewards. Go through this checklist to ensure you’re on track for a successful April 2017. Gather Documents...
The squeeze you feel on your wallet might tighten if you’re suddenly hit with a tax bill. Simply put, there are those who just can’t pay. Fortunately, you have a few options. Read below to find the best for your financial situation. If you can af...
You may have procrastinated or perhaps you haven’t tracked down all of your receipts for expenses. Whatever the case, you need time beyond April 18th to file your taxes. Although filing an extension is a fairly common, simple process, read below to...
If you have back taxes to pay, act quickly – the penalties can severely harm your finances. Avoid accrued interest, liens, levies, and a damaged credit report by choosing one of the payment options below. IRS Installment Agreement This is the e...
Identity theft is all too common and rising, especially to snatch up tax refunds, unbeknownst to the rightful recipient until it’s too late – $3.6 billion in possible theft occurred in 2012 and 14.6 million attempts were made otherwise. So ho...
2015 is dwindling to an end – here come the holidays, and hopefully a light bulb telling you to get ready to file your taxes. You can now file starting as early as January 20th, and the sooner you file, the sooner you get your tax refund. Ready...
Avoid the scramble and the unneeded stress of taxes by keeping organized all year long. Before even thinking about all of the receipts you may accumulate, know what you need to file and form a basis of data that will probably remain constant all year...
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