“No Mercy When Your CPA Doesn’tFile Your Tax Return” To get my complete, FREE articlewith all the details… Do you use a certified public accountant (CPA), or another tax professional, to prepare your taxes. If you do, you typically count on them to electronically file your return for you. But what happens if your tax pro fails to file your return? That’s when … [Read more...]
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Self-employed? Amend Tax Returns for up to $32,220 in Tax Credits
“Self-employed? Amend Tax Returnsfor up to $32,220 in Tax Credits” To get my complete, FREE articlewith all the details… Are you self-employed? If you are, here’s an important question for you? Have you claimed all the COVID-19 family andsick-leave tax credits you’re entitled to? If you haven’t, it can cost you big time! There’s a LOT at stake! If you … [Read more...]
Discover the Secrets of How the Statute of Limitations Applies to IRS Audits
"Discover the Secrets of How the Statuteof Limitations Applies to IRS Audits" To get my complete, FREE articlewith all the details… Are you tired of the looming fear of an IRS audit hanging over your head? We understand how unsettling it can be, so we're excited to share valuable insights into the statute of limitations on IRS audits and tax assessments. In our … [Read more...]
Ouch! The Estimated Tax Penalty Is at a 16-Year High
“Ouch! The Estimated Tax Penalty Is ata 16-Year High!” To get my complete, FREE articlewith all the details… Here’s a fact you sure better know... In our tax system, payments for income tax must be made to the IRS throughout the year as income is earned. IMPORTANT: Individuals and corporations that underpay their taxes during the year are assessed extremely … [Read more...]
Improper ERC Claim? Pay Back 80%, Keep the Rest
“Improper ERC Claim?Pay Back 80%, Keep the Rest” To get my complete, FREE articlewith all the details… Did you improperly claim an employee retention credit (ERC)? Well, if you expect the IRS to punish you with painful penalties, perhaps not. As things stand now, all you have to do is return 80% of the credit to the IRS and keep the remaining 20%, including … [Read more...]