How do you see tax season? Is it as dreaded as going in for a root canal, or is it like Christmas morning? Whether you face a big tax bill or look forward to a nice return will change how you feel about tax season. So, is there anything that you can do to improve the outcome of your tax season? What can you do through the year to make filing your taxes a little easier and less painful? My blog contains several tips that can help you find the joy in tax season rather than the fear and disdain that typically comes with filing taxes.
Posted on: 15 March 2017
An unpaid federal tax debt is not one that you should or can ignore. Unless you take action, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) will find a way to receive payment for a tax debt. If you have an unpaid tax bill, here is what you need to know.
What Are the Potential Consequences?
The IRS has various tools at its disposal to collect the funds owed on a tax debt.
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Posted on: 15 March 2017
Since the end of January through the middle of April is usually the busiest time of the year, it is easy to choose a random tax preparation company to facilitate paying your taxes or getting your refund. However, it is important to note that you may be happier with the services that a Dave Ramsey recommended tax professional offers. Those individuals and the companies they work for may have more extensive training, which is often associated with more accurate tax returns.
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Posted on: 14 March 2017
For many people, tax time is an exciting time where they hopefully get some money back in the form of a tax return. However, that doesn't happen for everyone. If you find yourself owing more money that you can pay right now to the IRS, here are four things that you can do to manage the situation.
#1 File Your Taxes On Time
The most important thing you can do is file your tax return papers on time.
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Posted on: 28 September 2015
When a person owes the IRS money for back taxes, the IRS has the right to come after that person to collect the money. One way the IRS does this is through wage garnishment. If you are facing this issue right now, you should realize there are three good methods to stop wage garnishment from happening. You can look into these options to determine if one might work for you, or you can contact an attorney for help settling this matter.
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