Dallas – Fort Worth Tax Law Blog
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) sends numerous notices to citizens as reminders of their tax obligations. One noteworthy notice is the CP3219A, the Statutory Notice of Deficiency. This notice is issued when the IRS proposes changes to your tax return, leading to an...
No one wants to receive notice that they are being subjected to a tax audit. However, it does happen and Texas individuals and businesses need to be prepared. This is particularly true with the recent news that the Internal Revenue Service plans to increase the number...
Tax preparers serve as a bridge between taxpayers and government tax authorities. They ensure that tax returns are filed correctly and on time, reducing the risk of audits and penalties. Overall, they contribute to a smoother, more transparent tax process. As they...
If you owe money to the Internal Revenue Service, there are several options to address it. IRS tax debt can accrue for several reasons, and it may happen through no fault of your own. IRS tax debt You may owe money to the IRS if you fail to file a tax return or do not...
If you owe money to the Internal Revenue Service in Texas that you cannot pay in full, you may be able to negotiate a resolution. In this case, an Offer in Compromise (OIC) is an option available to you. Understanding tax debt resolution An Offer in Comprise is an...
You may have accumulated a tax debt if you cannot earn income after an injury. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) may not know that you cannot afford to pay your tax. Hence, they may give you a notice of the amount of tax you owe the federal agency. Fortunately, there...
The IRS is notorious for its complicated forms, many of them with inscrutable names. One of the most intimidating IRS forms to receive in the mail is labeled "Notice CP504." Also known as a Final Notice or Notice of Intent to Levy (Internal Revenue Service Section...
During tax season, too many small business owners get blindsided by unexpectedly large tax bills they thought were paid for. While they do file taxes, much of the problem originates from not knowing about estimated tax and thereby amassing tax debt as a result. Unlike...
Running a small restaurant is a labor of love, but it brings money matters to the table too. However, in running small restaurants there may be times when it is tempting to overlook some tax duties, but those little gaps can add up. When unreported income piles up,...
When someone files their taxes, they hope the IRS accepts the return and processes it timely. However, complications could arise with certain filings, and the IRS may audit a taxpayer. An audit might conclude with the tax agency determining the taxpayer owes...