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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...
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...
Once you have established a tax-exempt organization (or nonprofit), there are ongoing administrative and reporting requirements. An attorney well versed in tax-exempt status can advise you regarding how to ensure you are running your organization properly, as,...
Taxes can significantly affect your retirement plan and leave you with much less money than you thought you would have. Fortunately, you can take steps to reduce taxes, including considering whether to convert your traditional 401(k) or IRA into a Roth 401(k) or...
Many people make gifts of cash, appreciated securities, and/or personal property to their favorite charities. They want to help others but are also happy to receive a charitable deduction from their income taxes for the fair market value of the donated items. For...
Your business taxes should be one of the key areas you review on a regular basis to ensure you are taking advantage of any laws in your favor. Federal, state, and local laws change often enough that you may not realize that you are missing out on substantial...