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The IRS Got an $80 Billion Raise. How Will That Affect You?
There’s no doubt you’ve spent at least a moment worrying about the $80 billion funding boost the IRS just received as part of the Inflation Reduction Act. Should you be worried about increased...
When Do Unpaid Payroll Taxes Become Criminal?
There’s talk that the IRS is more proactively tracing how unpaid payroll tax money is spent during trust fund recovery investigations. The outcome? Potentially, it’s a swifter handover to the...
Your Tax Preparer Isn’t Responsible for Your Omissions
A former small business shareholder recently found guilty of tax evasion serves as a reminder that your tax preparer isn’t responsible for what they don't know. The case involves a buyout...
Proving Business Losses in Texas Courts
Business loss claims pop up in most commercial litigations. Contract disputes, business torts, and antitrust complaints are some of the most prevalent. There are several ways to claim business...
How the Rich Pay Surprisingly Few Taxes
How much did you pay Uncle Sam last year? Ever wonder how the 1% like Warren Buffet and Elon Musk pay so little in taxes compared to their wealth? You may be able to use some of their...
Still Waiting for PPP Loan Forgiveness?
As COVID-19 relief for small businesses fades away, about 1 million PPP loans remain unforgiven. Roughly 9% of businesses that received PPP loans haven't filed for forgiveness. A handful who...
Turns Out Chrisley Doesn’t Know Best
Reality television stars Todd and Julie Chrisley were recently convicted for tax fraud and willingly filing false tax returns. They blamed an employee and their accountant feigned ignorance,...
Are You an Audit Risk?
You may have heard that IRS audits are few and far between these days, and, for most taxpayers, the risk is indeed low. An average American taxpayer ten years ago was about three times more...
New Anti-Fraud Requirement Coming for Small Businesses
A massive new filing requirement designed to crack down on shell companies and fraud is coming for certain small businesses with fewer than 20 full-time employees or less than $5 million in...
Avoid This Costly Charitable Deduction Mistake
It’s better to give than to receive, but receiving a tax break for your charitable giving? That’s a win-win. Making a mistake as simple as overlooking the gift receipt, however, can turn a big...