Monthly Archives: November 2023
Filing a Tax Appeal with the Independent Office of Appeals
The IRS guarantees taxpayers certain rights, including the right to appeal the agency’s decisions about tax-related disputes. In these cases, taxpayers can try to avoid the time and expense of taking the case to trial by submitting a request for review to the IRS Independent Office of Appeals. When reviewing these cases, Appeals officers… Read More »
Beware of These Tax Scams
Taxpayers should always be wary of tax scams, which have proliferated in recent years. Taking precautionary measures, however, is especially important during the summertime, when tax scams surge across the country. Many of these scams involve emails and text messages that promise tax refunds or offers to help with tax issues, but that actually… Read More »
Summertime Activities Could Affect Next Year’s Tax Return
While many people associate April with the dreaded tax season, it’s also important for taxpayers to keep in mind that decisions they make throughout the year will affect their tax returns. This often proves to be the case in summer, when many couples choose to make major life changes, like getting married or relocating…. Read More »
A Few Tax Tips for New Parents
When it comes down to it, kids can be expensive. This is as true for those who are just bringing home a new baby from the hospital as for parents who adopt or for those who are raising a relative’s child. Fortunately, there are a lot of tax breaks available to parents, guardians, and… Read More »
