3 Tax Resolution Strategies the IRS Offers
Taxes are a fact of life, but tax problems shouldn’t be. If you find yourself in tax trouble, the IRS has clear plans for how to proceed in collecting what they believe you owe. After sending you notices, the IRS can garnish your wages, levy your bank account, even put a lien on your property.
Những Lưu Ý Về Báo Cáo Thuế Cho Quà Tặng Nhận Được Từ Nước Ngoài
Bài viết áp dụng cho công dân Mỹ khi nhận được quà tặng từ bên ngoài nước Mỹ hoặc từ một cá nhân không phải công dân/thường trú nhân tại Mỹ. Khi công dân Hoa Kỳ (không thuộc diện miễn trừ thuế) nhận được quà tặng từ nước ngoài, nếu giá trị của quà tặng
Reporting a Gift from a Foreign Source
If the value of the aggregate “foreign gifts” (described below) received by a U.S. person (other than an exempt organization) exceeds specified amounts, the U.S. person must report each foreign gift to the IRS. (Code Sec. 6039F) These amounts are: a. More than $100,000 from a nonresident alien individual or a foreign estate (including foreign
How Construction Businesses Can Prevent Profit Fade
What Is Profit Fade? Profit fade occurs when a business’s profit is less than what was expected. It is a phenomenon that can be found in a wide range of business sectors, but tends to occur frequently among construction companies. Profit fades are common among construction companies because of the dynamic nature of the industry,
Tax Resolution and Your Finances: What is an Offer in Compromise?
Owing money to the IRS can be frightening to say the least. It is easy to feel helpless in such a situation but you should not let fear and feelings of helplessness freeze you into inaction. Every day you wait is one more day interest and penalties are accruing, and those charges could balloon your
Best Strategies for Cash-Flow Management in Construction
According to a Kabbage survey of construction firms, 28% cited cash flow as the biggest challenge during their first year in business, outweighing finding new customers. As your business grows, the struggle to manage a positive cash flow may continue. Cash-flow gaps can affect your ability to pay bills, order inventory, pay employees and just keep your
IRS Releases 2020 Tax Rate Tables, Standard Deduction Amounts And More
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has announced the annual inflation adjustments for the year 2020, including tax rate schedules, tax tables and cost-of-living adjustments. These are the numbers for the tax year 2020 beginning January 1, 2020. They are not the numbers and tables that you’ll use to prepare your 2019 tax returns in 2020 (you’ll find them here). These are
Why This Should Be The Year You Pay Off Back Taxes
According to the IRS, more than 13.2 million Americans owe back taxes. The majority of these cases involve amounts that seem impossible to pay off. That leaves those tax-owing Americans in a difficult position. They want to pay, but they can’t, and the end result is feeling a lot of guilt about the situation. There
What is Currently Not Collectible Status from The IRS?
Big companies are known for getting all sorts of breaks, but when average people fall behind, they rarely receive help. When you owe back taxes, but can’t afford to pay them, then you may qualify for a special tax status known as currently not collectible. If you’re approved for currently not collectible status, then the
4 Mistakes That You Don’t Want to Make When Filing Your Taxes.
(They Could Land You In Tax Trouble) It can be a stressful experience preparing your taxes and filing them. It can be even more stressful however, if you make these mistakes that land you into tax trouble. It’s important to remember that if you make mistakes that are serious enough, you might end up triggering
Accounting Professional-Determining the value of your construction company
Construction company owners may need a business valuation for a variety of reasons, a possible transaction being the most common. Others include gifting of stock, starting or continuing an employee stock ownership plan, funding phantom stock plans, issuing options to management and transferring other ownership interests. While each of these situations is unique, a proper
8 Reasons to Work with a Tax Resolution Professional To Resolve Your Back Taxes
When you owe money to the IRS, it is hard to think about anything else. While being in debt is never fun, no matter who the creditor is, the IRS enjoys almost unlimited power to collect the money they are due. Unlike your mortgage lender or credit card company, the Internal Revenue Service has the
Property Sales: Are there different rules for foreign investors?
Real estate has always been touted as a surefire way to invest to make a profit. But what happens when that real estate investment doesn’t work out? You sell! The sale may be easy, but taxwise there are some factors that you need to consider before putting that property on the market with the biggest
Q&A: IRS Fraud Schemes Targeting Taxpayers
The IRS releases a Dirty Dozen scams list highlighting twelve fraud schemes every year. Guess what the 1st three schemes were? Phishing, phone scams, and identity theft. All fraud schemes that involve solicitation of your personal information. While these fraud schemes aren’t new, the method of communication and contact from fraudsters has changed. The fraudsters
President Trump Puts Taxpayers First
On July 1, President Trump signed into law H.R. 3151, The Taxpayer First Act. Sounds like it’s putting us, the taxpayers, first, but what exactly does this new bill entail? H.R. 3151 is comprised of four parts, with each part being broken down into subtitles and sections. The changes are plentiful, so let’s look at