Category: Revenue Officers
You may not realize it, but in some way or another, you’re almost always interacting with the IRS. Whether it’s a special agent or filing your taxes. Obviously, it’s not always direct contact, but it’s contact nonetheless: your employerâ€...
While most people are relative strangers to the IRS, if you’ve ever experienced a small tax issue—or a bigger one like an audit or tax debt—you’ve likely had more interactions with the IRS or a revenue officer than you’d otherwise care to. ...
When it comes to your finances, a little help can go a long way. This tax season, you might want to hire a tax professional. They can help you navigate the complexities of your financial situation. This will include the many tax rules that apply to y...
Besides earning less money — which possibly isn’t the best solution — there are a number of ways that you can lower your tax bill by claiming the credits and deductions that you deserve. Knowing what you can claim for or write off t...
Hiring employees is an exciting milestone for small and growing businesses. But managing withholding and payroll taxes takes time and expertise you don’t have. Withholding and remitting federal, state and local income taxes, Social Security and...
According to the Freelancers Union, freelancers comprise 35 percent of the U.S. workforce. While news articles and bloggers tout the benefits of freelancing, such as working from home, being in charge of your own schedule and selecting your own clien...
Refunds have been rolling in since February, have you received yours? Whether it’s just hit your bank account or you’re still waiting patiently, check out our tips below on how to put your refund to good use, no matter your financial footing. 5 W...
If you’re a small business owner or self employed and find yourself in the predicament of a tax dispute, you’re in luck. The IRS has unleashed a new program to fast track resolutions to tax disputes. Handling Tax Disputes The program comes after ...
