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Who knew part-time work at a thrift store could be so lucrative? Donna Smith was shocked to discover a tax bill from the IRS claimed she owned $216 million in taxes from the modest $10-an-hour job. The bill was obviously a mistake, but one that managed...
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Scams involving military veterans are on the rise. These scams fall into two separate categories: those that target military members and veterans and those that pose as veteran charities asking for donations. San Antonio is a military town, which means the likelihood...
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It’s the most wonderful time of the year! In this season of giving, we’re bringing you our annual charitable contribution tips. How can you make your giving stretch and how can you ensure it goes to those who need it most? Let’s take a look. Consider bunching your...
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Sales suppression software has been around for a while, but the government is getting more serious about sniffing it out. The software, commonly called tax zapper software, is used to modify sales reports generated by point of sale (POS) software systems for the...
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Meet Ted. Ted is a C Corp owner who is ready to retire by selling his $1 million worth of stock in the business. Not a bad retirement, right? Let’s take a closer look. The long-term capital gains tax for Ted is $240,000. And the buyer? His tax bill is even worse....
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Are auditors and other IRS agents allowed to get a ride from a ridesharing service–or even a friend or family member–to a taxpayer’s home or place of business? It depends on whether doing so violates the taxpayer’s privacy rights. That’s the conclusion of...
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