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Tax law can be complicated and often require help to fully understand. Are you struggling to figure out which of those laws affect you? Silver Tax Group has all the know-how on what’s going on, and we’re here to get you the information you need.
We provide new information every week about important changes put out by the IRS, frequently asked questions, and anything else you might need to know.
A few of the many articles you’ll find include:
- Information on filing as a freelancer
- How to knock out your tariffs as a married couple
- Changes in the laws in 2019
And so much more! Whatever you need to learn about, you’re sure to find something at Silver Tax Group’s Tax Law blog.
Tax Law
Korey Waggoner
September 15, 2020
Tax Law
Chad Silver
August 19, 2020
Tax Law
The IRS Put a Lien on Your House — Now What?
If you are a homeowner, the IRS may place a lien on your home for failure to pay your tax debt. Here is what the lien entails and how you can remedy the issue.
Korey Waggoner
August 11, 2020
Tax Law
Everything You Need to Know About CP2000 Notices
When the IRS receives a tax return that has different information from that reported by other entities such as your employer, bank, or loan holders, you may receive an IRS Notice CP2000.
Korey Waggoner
August 6, 2020
Tax Law
High Tax Kick-Out (HTKO) Overview & Scenarios
This overview is not a deep dive into the tax code concerning foreign income and tax credits, but rather an overview of High Tax Kick-Out and some HTKO scenarios.
Korey Waggoner
August 5, 2020
Tax Law
OVDP vs Streamlined Filing Compliance Procedures–Which Works For You?
Comparing OVDP to Streamlined compliance is not an apples-to-apples analogy. Here is a guide comparing OVDP and streamlined filing compliance procedures.
Korey Waggoner
August 3, 2020
Tax Law
A Simple Guide to FBAR Quiet Disclosure
If you are among the growing number of business owners who have assets outside the United States, then you likely know how important it is to protect your offshore assets. Here is a look at the role that FBAR Quiet Disclosure plays in IRS reporting and the penalties associated with the process.
Chad Silver
July 31, 2020
Tax Law
Tips on How to Successfully Manage a Roth IRA Conversion Ladder
Here’s what you need to know about Roth 401(K) and a Roth IRA conversion ladder, including the steps to creating a Roth IRA conversion ladder.
Korey Waggoner
July 27, 2020
Tax Law
Avoid These Three Common Estate Planning Issues By Using the Right Attorney
Creating an estate plan is the right step to take to help protect your assets. Use the right estate planning lawyer to save you money by helping you avoid these common issues.
Korey Waggoner
July 16, 2020
Tax Law
Is There a Way to Negotiate Tax Liens and Wage Garnishments?
In today’s blog post, we will explore various programs available to those facing significant tax liens or wage garnishment issues, while also explaining how a tax attorney can provide you with the assistance.
Korey Waggoner
July 15, 2020
Tax Law
8 Reasons Why You Should Hire a Tax Attorney
Tax-related issues should be handled thoughtfully and given careful consideration. Here is an outline of why and when it is crucial to engage a tax attorney to handle your tax issues.
Korey Waggoner
July 13, 2020
Tax Law
Everything You Need to Know About Real Estate Property Taxes
All home buyers need to have a strong understanding of property taxes. Here is a more in-depth information about real estate property taxes.
Korey Waggoner
July 10, 2020
Tax Law
The IRS Is Threatening to Seize Your Assets — Now What?
At Silver Tax Group, we have experienced tax attorneys who are ready to help you quickly and efficiently act if the IRS threatens to seize your assets or you have other tax issues.
Korey Waggoner
July 6, 2020
Tax Education
What to Do If You Still Haven’t Received Your 2019 Tax Refund
The IRS began accepting 2019 tax returns on January 27, 2020. If you’d like to know more about why you haven’t received your 2019 tax refund, get in touch with us today.
Korey Waggoner
July 2, 2020
Tax Law
Everything You Need to Know About Inheriting Tax-Advantaged Accounts
One of the common types of inheritance generated across the nation is tax-advantaged accounts passed on to loved ones. Consider what you must do when absorbing these accounts.
Korey Waggoner
June 29, 2020
Tax Law
Asset Protection 101: 7 Key Steps to Protect Your Wealth and Assets
In times of economic uncertainty, asset protection is more important than ever. Let’s delve into some of the best tactics for protecting your wealth.
Korey Waggoner
June 25, 2020
Tax Law
How to Create Legacy Wealth for Your Descendants Without Losing It All to Taxes
There are strategies and ways to keep as much of your amassed wealth together as possible for your future descendants. Here are some things to consider to create legacy wealth.
Chad Silver
June 23, 2020
Tax Law
Understanding Foreign Rental Property Depreciation and IRS Income Guidelines
Owning a foreign rental property can be a very profitable investment. There are some key tax principals that you should be aware of before investing.
Korey Waggoner
May 27, 2020
Tax Law
Delinquent FBAR Submission Procedures Explained
The IRS requires Americans to report foreign financial accounts — including bank accounts, mutual funds, and brokerage accounts — to the Treasury Department, in addition to keeping records of those accounts. Here’s a look at the delinquent FBAR submission procedures that you must follow in order to fulfill the IRS requirements.
Korey Waggoner
May 7, 2020
Tax Law
IRS Form 926: What You Need To Know
During the last year, did you transfer property to a foreign corporation? Or are you planning to make a transfer this year? If you are making this type of transfer, you will need to file IRS Form 926.
Chad Silver
April 24, 2020
Tax Law
Four FinCEN Form 114 Violations to Be Aware Of
If you have a foreign financial account, keep reading to find out about the basics of FinCEN Form 114. These include when and how to file it and the four violations you should be aware of.
Chad Silver
April 22, 2020
Tax Law
IRS “Currently Not Collectible” Agreement
When people’s tax situation gets precarious due to lack of adequate income, a common course of action with the IRS is to start a payment plan. The Currently Not Collectible status may be a good option.
Chad Silver
April 21, 2020
Tax Law
Can the IRS Place a Levy on My Business’s Accounts Receivable?
If you’ve been unable to pay your full tax burden at the time it’s due, you might be wondering if the IRS can levy your company’s accounts receivable. The easy answer is, yes, they can. Here’s some more information you need to know.
Chad Silver
April 7, 2020
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