Category Archives: Taxes

This probably won’t come as any great shock, but it’s never a good idea to go into an IRS office by yourself if you discover that you are being audited or that the IRS is looking upon you with suspicion. … Continue reading →

If you chose in the past to forego the services of a tax attorney and now find yourself in trouble with the IRS, either because of back taxes, and audit, investment fraud, or anything else, now is the time to … Continue reading →

If you think that being in debt to the IRS is stressful in and of itself, try coming face to face with an IRS auditor or getting correspondence from the IRS listing your back taxes plus the penalties and interest … Continue reading →

It comes around every year like clockwork. Springtime. And with the arrival of the sun comes the arrival of tax time. You’ve spent a whole year making and spending money. Now it’s time to pay up. For most people, tax … Continue reading →

Every citizen of any country is required by law to pay the taxes of that country and so it would be a good idea to understand the tax laws well and find out for yourself if you genuinely are a … Continue reading →

Council tax is a yearly charge made on households within the UK. Any property that may be considered a dwelling is liable for this tax, including flats, houses, bungalows and maisonettes. Houseboats and mobile homes are also liable for council … Continue reading →

Do you own a corporation but don’t think you’ll complete the 2008 corporate income tax return by the March 16 deadline? This article explains how to file an extension without a hitch, giving you until September 15 to file the … Continue reading →

This year the talk of the town in DC is the big stimulus package that was passed by both Senate and Congress. It includes some tax rebates for the middle class and the Green Energy Industries. While you might not … Continue reading →

In today’s economy, more and more people are finding themselves delinquent in making payments, whether it’s to the credit card company or to the IRS. Many folks are struggling to meet their property tax bill with the state: but be … Continue reading →

This article is for small business owners who currently run their business as a C corporation or limited liability company (LLC). If you fall into either of those categories, read on to find out why filing Form 2553 by March … Continue reading →