To get my complete articlewith all the details... You see, Uncle Sam wants to know what you’re up to and if you owe any taxes on your crypto activities. The IRS starts to satisfy its curiosity right at the top of your Form 1040. That’s where they ask: “At any time during 2021, did you receive, sell, exchange, or otherwise dispose of any financial interest in any … [Read more...]
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Alert: You are about to face a massive new FinCen filing requirement
An important notice toall readers of the Tax Reduction Letter! You are about to face a massive new FinCen filing requirement To get my complete articlewith all the details... Here’s the story. The U.S. Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) has issued proposed regulations explaining how it intends to implement the Corporate Transparency Act … [Read more...]
If the IRS Says Your Independent Contractors Are Employees, Use the CSP
If you misclassified your independent contractors, the IRS will come after you. Here’s how to avoid serious problems. Watch out! If the IRS audits your business and decides that you misclassified your independent contractors as employees, you could be in the soup. And deep in the soup. You see, the IRS will assess years of backemployment taxes, plus penalties and … [Read more...]
It’s Tax Filing Season—Mail Correctly To Avoid IRS Trouble
Are you sending documents to the IRS? Make sure they arrive by the required deadlines. Miss it and you’ll suffer. The song says, “Get me to the church on time.” The IRS says, “Get your documents to me on time.” And if you don’t, you’ll have to pay plenty and endure a lot of pain. That’s why this issue of my Tax Reduction Letter makes must reading. It shows you how to … [Read more...]
A Terrific Perk for You, Your Net Worth, and Your Employees
To get my complete, FREE articlewith all the details… The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act certainly did some good. But it also did some not-so-good things… For example, the Act crushed a huge chunk of business entertainment tax deductions. Ouch! Luckily, business entertainment facilities escapedthe crushing, and such facilities continue to be100% tax-deductible … [Read more...]