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A healthy relationship with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is crucial for any business, and one of the best ways to do this is through tax compliance. However, even a minor misstep can lead to a significant tax burden, and the next thing you know, you owe the IRS...
Many people in Georgia and beyond fear the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), and with good reason. Since the agency has authority to collect taxes, people worry about the potential penalties involved for not staying updated on their federal taxes or for failing an audit...
It’s the time of year when many Georgia residents are waiting for their 1099 forms to come in the mail so they can prepare their tax documents for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). For some people, the process of filing tax returns is quite basic and simple. Others...
The U.S. tax system is a pay as you go system. Those who have an employer will notice that taxes are taken out of their paychecks. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) expects those who own their own business or work as contractors to make payments as well, generally on...
There is little that causes a wave of anxiety in quite the same way as the mention of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The title of this post alone may have caused you to take a breath before diving into this content. This federal agency has built a reputation for...
Let’s be real: Taxes aren’t always the easiest to manage when you run a small business. Despite your best intentions, you may still end up frustrated and upset because you found a surprising letter in the mail saying you owe money for taxes. Avoiding tax payments may...
You try to file your taxes on time and probably assumed that you paid what you owed in full. However, some people make mistakes on their tax returns that can later come back to haunt them. Under-reporting your income or underpaying your taxes could result in a massive...
If you’re a business professional who has to deal with the IRS to straighten out your tax debt, it can feel intimidating. Many people worry that they’re going to go to jail or get hit with stiff fines. When that letter from the IRS arrives, it’s almost a cause for...
By law, the IRS may attempt to collect taxes up to 10 years from the date of their assessment. During these ten years, many things may occur as the IRS tries to collect while a taxpayer tries to pay or find some other solution. Taxpayers are not without rights in this...
Taxpayers who fail to file a tax return or fail to pay taxes by the deadline are subject, by law, to penalties assessed by the IRS. Taxes unpaid by the original filing due date are subject to interest and a monthly late payment penalty. The failure to file a tax...