Dallas – Fort Worth Tax Law Blog
The pandemic had an impact on everything in our nation. Grocery stores closed and had difficulties keeping shelves stocked, offices and schools shifted to virtual offerings, even federal agencies like the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) cut back on operations. This,...
If the IRS has questions or concerns about a tax return, it will send you an audit notice. An audit may occur by mail, at an IRS office located near your Texas home or at your home or business. While there is no guarantee that a return will be selected for...
When tax season rolls around each spring, most Texas citizens feel at least annoyance if not outright dislike for the Internal Revenue Service, or IRS. The IRS is responsible for collecting federal taxes and for enforcing tax laws. And like tax collectors throughout...
People in Texas may receive notification that the Internal Revenue Service is field auditing them. While a few exceptions exist, most field audits must occur within three years of a tax filing. Unlike other audits, these audits occur in person at a person's home,...
Tax litigation is not a position anyone wants to be in, but sometimes it is necessary to protect your interests. The Internal Revenue Service is known for being thorough and attentive to details, but sometimes they get things wrong. That’s when you have to pursue your...
One of the reasons most Texas residents file accurate tax returns each year is because the penalties for evading tax are severe. While this is true, relatively few Americans actually go to jail for failing to disclose all of their sources of income or claiming false...
When Texas residents owe back taxes and do not work with the Internal Revenue Service to resolve the matter, their paychecks can be garnished until the amount due is paid. The IRS usually sends taxpayers five letters before it takes steps to garnish their wages, and...
The IRS has a "Taxpayer Bill of Rights" that protects taxpayers in all states, including Texas. This document preserves the ability to dispute any IRS decisions and even initiate legal proceedings if necessary. Taxpayer rights Every US taxpayer has ten rights granted...
If you're a taxpayer in Texas, the prospect of a tax audit may be unsettling. But what exactly is a tax audit, and what can you expect? What are tax audits? A tax audit examines your tax returns and financial records to verify that the information reported is accurate...
An IRS audit can be stressful and time-consuming, but if you believe the audit's outcome is incorrect, you have the right to appeal. Here's a step-by-step guide for Texas taxpayers to appeal their IRS audits. Request a meeting with the IRS auditor Before officially...