Monthly Archives: October 2020
Tips for Reconstructing Important Tax Records After a Disaster
Over the last few years, the U.S. has seen an unprecedented number of natural catastrophes, including wildfires and record-setting hurricanes. Many of those who were forced to suffer through these natural disasters continue to face ongoing challenges, including reconstructing their financial documentation and tax records. Obtaining this information is extremely important, as the paperwork… Read More »
Receiving a Bill from the IRS
April 15th is the standard deadline for most taxpayers to file their tax returns and pay any taxes that they owe to the IRS. During processing, the IRS checks these returns and payments for accuracy before determining whether a taxpayer owes additional taxes, penalties, or interest, in which case, that individual will be sent… Read More »
What You Should Know About the Home Office Deduction
The home office deduction is only one of a number of different deductions and credits that allow self-employed taxpayers to save money come tax season. With more people working from home than ever, a thorough understanding of these deductions has become critical for many taxpayers, so if you have been working from home and… Read More »
Paying Off Tax Debt with an Installment Agreement
If you are unable to pay what you owe to the IRS, you have a few different options that can keep you from accruing unmanageable penalties and interest payments, or having your assets or wages seized by the government. Installment agreements, for instance, allow taxpayers to pay off their debts over time by making… Read More »
Don’t Forget to Withhold Taxes From Your Unemployment Benefits
As COVID-19 continues to wreak havoc on our lives, millions of Americans have found themselves applying for unemployment compensation. Many, however, don’t know that unemployment benefits are actually taxable by the federal government and that those who fail to withhold and pay the proper amount could find themselves in hot water with the IRS…. Read More »
