Tax scams will likely continue and possibly even increase. One possible reason there are so many tax scams that exist is because of taxpayer confusion regarding the new tax laws. When a scammer claims a taxpayer is not in compliance with the law and asks for additional information, many taxpayers believe the request is from …
An offer of compromise can allow taxpayers to pay less than the IRS alleges they owe. It is extremely common to resolve tax debt matters in this manner. But an offer in compromise is only one particular manner for the discharging of tax debt. There are certain situations where making an offer in compromise to …
Though the percentage of audits appears lower than in the past, most people will receive some sort of correspondence or notice from the IRS at some point in time. And as taxes become more complex, the chances of making mistakes on returns greatly increases. There is no need to panic if you do receive a …
A commentator recently noted how little American citizens living or earning money abroad know about the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA). A survey revealed that close to two-thirds of Americans living offshore have issues with paying taxes to the U.S. Also, only around 20 percent of such individuals felt they needed more assistance in …
People doing their taxes are generally not in the most generous mood. Tax preparation might turn people off of giving to charitable causes, but the tax code can encourage people to donate. A recent report from the Fundraising Effectiveness Project is leading some to worry that organizations relying on charitable contributions are about to take a hit. …
While the number of married people in the United States dipped in recent years, they still pay a substantially large share of federal income taxes. Making up approximately one-half of our population, they pay 74 percent of our total taxes. The IRS rules and filing status for married couples are different than for single people. Married couples …
On behalf of Silver Tax Group posted in Tax Crimes on Tuesday, March 27, 2018. Michigan taxpayers sometimes make mistakes when filing returns, but only become aware of the mistake at a later date. Some taxpayers choose to amend their returns when this happens. But whether actually amending your return is the correct course depends on your individual circumstances. …
On behalf of Silver Tax Group posted in Tax Law on Tuesday, March 6, 2018. Perhaps Benjamin Franklin said it best: The only certainties in life are death and taxes. While every American knows that they need to file their taxes and that the task needs to be done by April 15, an alarming number of them know very …
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On behalf of Silver Tax Group posted in Tax Law on Wednesday, February 28, 2018. The only thing financial advisers know for certain about the new Trump tax plan is that nothing is very certain at all. While some workers in some tax brackets can expect to have less money deducted from their paychecks, that doesn’t mean they will …
On behalf of Silver Tax Group posted in Back Taxes on Friday, February 23, 2018. Members of the military have their own set of issues when it comes to filing taxes. Often soldiers move from place to place and are required to file a number of different returns. And military members generally face differing requirements when it comes to …
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