At the end of 2022, the SECURE Act 2.0 was signed into law. The Act makes changes to both individual and employer retirement savings plan rules with the goal of encouraging workers to save more for retirement. The Act also allows retirees to potentially reduce or...
If the IRS has determined that you owe taxes, and has assessed a penalty against you or taken collection action, you may be able to file an appeal. However, there are a variety of rules and deadlines that apply when you appeal an IRS decision. Failing to comply with...
Receiving an audit notice from the IRS or state taxing authority is stressful, even if it is only alerting you of a minor issue. When you file a tax return, you represent to the government that the information is correct. However, the government has the right to...
When you start a business, you probably aren’t thinking about what will happen if you or another owner leaves the business. Even if years have passed since you launched, you may not have thought about a succession plan. However, it is important to plan for the future...
In litigation, judges may issue decisions after reviewing motions which can affect the parties and the outcome of the case. These motion decisions can be made while the lawsuit is still pending as well as after a judge issues a final decision on the case. A party who...
