There has been stories that nursing homes and other care facilities have been taking their resident’s/patient’s Economic Impact Payments (EIPs). If you have a loved-one in a nursing home or other care facility, check to see that the facility has
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The IRS can garnish your Social Security
If you or your spouse collects social security benefits and have been assessed past due taxes or have other debts, those SS benefits may be subject to collection action by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and the Arizona Department of
Keep Economic Impact Payment Notice with Your 2020 Tax Records
<h2<Important Tax Record-keeping Advice:
If you received an economic impact payment in 2020 need to keep Notice 1444, entitled Your Economic Impact Payment, with your other 2020 tax records such as W-2s, 1099s, and any virtual currency transactions. This Notice
Its Time to Prepare and File your 2019 Tax returns
The Honeymoon is Over: Part Deux
If you have not filed your 2019 individual income or business tax returns yet or paid the tax liability, you have until July 15 to file those returns and pay the tax due without
Can’t Pay Your Tax Liability? Is an Offer-in-Compromise Right for You?
There are certain tax problems that require the assistance of a tax attorney, and determining if an offer-in-compromise (OIC) can resolve your tax issues with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) or Arizona Department of Revenue (ADOR) is one of those
Can’t Pay Your Tax Liability? Is an Offer-in-Compromise Right for You?
There are certain tax problems that require the assistance of a tax attorney, and determining if an offer-in-compromise (OIC) can resolve your tax issues with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) or Arizona Department of Revenue (ADOR) is one of those
The Honeymoon is Over – It’s Time to Think Taxes!
Remember: An extension to file is not an extension to pay taxes
For most taxpayers (including individual, businesses, and fiduciaries), the filing and payment deadline for their 2019 federal and state tax returns was postponed to July 15. Those who
The Honeymoon is Over – It’s Time to Think Taxes!
Remember: An extension to file is not an extension to pay taxes
For most taxpayers (including individual, businesses, and fiduciaries), the filing and payment deadline for their 2019 federal and state tax returns was postponed to July 15. Those who
Have You Filed Your 2019 Tax Returns?
As you know, the deadlines to file and pay 2019 federal income taxes have been postponed to July 15, 2020. If you need more time to file taxpayers can request an automatic extension to file until Thursday, October. 15. Contact
Have You Filed Your 2019 Tax Returns?
As you know, the deadlines to file and pay 2019 federal income taxes have been postponed to July 15, 2020. If you need more time to file taxpayers can request an automatic extension to file until Thursday, October. 15. Contact