To get my complete, FREE articlewith all the details… Let’s face it. Nobody wants to fight the IRS. But if you’re going through an audit, and you’re convinced that the IRS is treating you unfairly, don’t roll over. Fight! Here’s how to come out a winner. Okay. The IRS is out to get you so you’ve decided to play David to the Government Goliath. The first thing … [Read more...]
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Fraud by Tax Preparers Creates Huge Problems For Clients
Is your tax preparer honest? I sure hope so. Because if they’re caught preparing fraudulent income tax returns on your behalf, you could face some serious problems even if you’re completely innocent! Want to find out how to stay on the right side of the law and avoid an IRS audit caused by your tax preparer? Read my new article titled Tax Tips: Fraud by Tax Preparer … [Read more...]
Tax Deduction for Classic/Antique Cars Used in Business
Do you have a classic or antique car that you use for business? If you do, can you deduct it the same way you would deduct any car you use in business? The short answer is “yes,” but you must meet two criteria imposed by the courts: The car must be of a type that’s subject to “wear and tear, decay, decline, or exhaustion”The car must be used in your trade or … [Read more...]
Good News: Most Rentals Likely Qualify as Section 199A Businesses
As you probably know by now (and definitely know if you’re a regular reader of The Tax Reduction Letter), tax reform added tax code Section 199A. This new section created a new 20-percent tax deduction possibility for you if your rental property has profits and can qualify as a trade or business. Which means that if your rental property satisfies the above two conditions, … [Read more...]
Arguing with the IRS: How the courts can help (Part 2)
Got a beef with the IRS? Want to fight the penalty they assessed? Then you need to rely on “authority” to come out a winner. I explained this in an article last month titled “Arguing with the IRS: You Need Tax Authority (Part 1)". In this issue I’ll explain the role of the courts when you take on Uncle Sam, and how they can help you beat the IRS. If you feel you’ve … [Read more...]