Taxes
What Are The Taxes On Earnings?
Almost all governments across the globe are funded? in some form ? by the taxation of its citizens. Certain of the taxes are collected at the time of sales or service whereas certain others in a 12 month period or at the end of what they call a fiscal year. Read more →What Does Extending Your Taxes Mean to You?
IntroductionAs the tax filing deadline is quickly approaching, many procrastinators and those who legitimately are just not ready to file their returns become stressed out and frantic, trying to meet what may virtually be an impossible deadline. Read more →What Does It Mean When IRS Assesses You for Certain Tax Years and Who Can Help You?
Many times IRS will access a Taxpayer for years that the taxpayer did not file a tax return. This is because IRS received W-2 information or 1099 information form a Contractor or Employer. Read more →What Does It Take To Pay Zero Taxes?
How many times have you heard someone say, "I don't pay any taxes. My accountant takes real good care of me . . . I haven't paid a dime in taxes in years. Read more →What Happens If You Give More Than $12,000 To Someone in 2006?
In an earlier article, we discussed the annual gift tax exclusion and how it works. In summary, we said that you could give up to $12,000 in cash or property to any one person during 2006 and not have to pay a federal gift tax. Read more →What Happens When You Procrastinate in Paying Your Taxes
A chain of actions are set into motion when IRS's computer realizes that you filed taxes, but didn't send in the money! The first thing it does, is create a file and put you in the COLLECTIONS database. Read more →What has IRS Packaged Up for You for 2006?
With the end of 2006 so near, is there anything you can do to help keep some of your hard earned money instead of paying it out in taxes in 2007? Most taxpayers are concerned with shopping for the holidays not looking to what awaits them right after the start of the new year. Read more →What IRS Requires for Your Home to Qualify as Your Principal Place of Business
Your home may be considered your principal place of business based on the following factors:? The relative importance of the activities performed at each location, including your home, where you conduct business. Read more →What is a 1031 Exchange?
The IRS has an exchange provision that allows you to put the extra money you make off the sale of real estate into another equal or higher value property without paying taxes on the capital gains. Read more →What is a Federal Tax Lien?
A Federal Tax Lien (FTL) is a legal instrument that secures the claim of the United States in the right, title, and interest of a debtor taxpayer's assets. Read more →← Previous Next →
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