If your business files Forms 1099, there is an important IRS system change coming. The IRS is retiring its long-running […]
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A wildfire, flood, or other disaster can destroy more than property. Important tax records, receipts, invoices, and financial documents can
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When an IRS issue becomes complicated, many taxpayers ask us a simple question: “Can you just talk to the IRS
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A new savings option for children is now available—but before opening an account, parents should understand how it works and
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When someone receives a letter from the IRS, one of the first reactions I often see is: “If the IRS
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When I talk with small business owners about employee benefits, paid family or medical leave is usually discussed as a
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Learn how to determine a reasonable salary for your S Corporation and avoid costly IRS issues.
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