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. ...
Most taxpayers have never interacted with the IRS outside of tax season, much less considered their taxpayer rights. And that makes sense! For most people, the whole process rarely contains more than a couple parts. File your return, maybe cut the IR...
After nearly two decades working with taxpayers from all walks of life to represent them in all aspects of their taxpaying life, we’ve learned that even the most punctual, organized person in the world can forget to file or miss a tax deadline. Ser...
At Edge Financial, we’re all about taxes. We Ooh! at a perfectly prepared tax return, and we Ahh! at a smartly deducted investment loss. (Yeah, we’re tax geeks. Jealous?) It’s because we’re such tax geeks that it simply pains us to see unfile...
Under the new tax law, alimony payments are no longer deductible or taxable transfers. Here’s an overview of the changes and what they mean for divorced couples as well as those considering a divorce. Questions about Alimony Tax Changes What...
Tax Day has come and gone. Maybe your tax return is signed, sealed, and delivered…or maybe it isn’t. Whatever your situation, we have the information you need to combat post-deadline tax issues. Read below on what your next move should be, an...
Being a small business owner is stressful enough, and come tax time, the stress can be quite overwhelming with all of the terms, forms, and dates to remember – so much so that you might not dot your i’s and cross your t’s correctly. We demy...