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If you find yourself in a situation where your debt to the IRS exceeds your financial capacity, you have a lot to worry about. The IRS may come to take your property, vehicles and bank accounts and you may even face the probability of doing jail time.
Posted on March 12th, 2010
If you don't manage to meet your obligations by April 15, don't get discouraged. Of course, like any bill collector, the IRS wants their money, but they feel like working out a suitable payment arrangement rather than going after your assets.
Posted on March 12th, 2010
Getting your tax return as quickly as possible is pretty easy, convenient and cost-effective if you ask IRS to deposit the refund directly in your bank account. Every year, thousands of checks are returned to the IRS as undeliverable mail because checks are mailed to wrong addresses. All you have to do when preparing your taxes is asking IRS for a Direct Deposit by entering a valid bank account number and bank routing numbers on the tax form so that you get your refund sooner than if you choose a check mailed to you.
Posted on March 12th, 2010
I think by now most of you have heard that there's no inheritance tax or estate tax this year. So if you're planning on passing away anytime soon, this would be a good year to do it - at least from an estate planning point of view.
Posted on March 12th, 2010
I know it's a weird title, but it got your attention right? So for 98% of the population (Well, those who pay taxes anyway.) we try to avoid being audited.
Posted on March 12th, 2010
Spreading your risk by investing in Tax Certificates is a prudent investment strategy. It limits the investor's exposure to any given Tax Certificate and gives a much smoother "ride" when some of the Tax Certificates start to pay the investment, along with up to 18% apy return, back to the investor.
Posted on March 12th, 2010
With higher small business taxes surely right around the corner, even the smallest small business owners need to be thinking about small tax planning. In this article, a veteran small business CPA describes three powerful tax planning options available to the one-shareholder S corporation.
Posted on March 12th, 2010
There are certainly many reasons someone might choose to sell their gas royalties. Some do it for cash, some do it for the purpose of estate planning. Here are a few reasons to sell your gas royalties that you might not have thought of.
Posted on March 12th, 2010
Having your own UK Limited company can provide one with many advantages as compared with being a sole trader. How ever having a Limited company does bring with it certain responsibilities and requirements that cannot be ignored.
Posted on March 11th, 2010
As many of you know, the interest on home mortgages in the United States is tax deductible. In Canada, this is not the case. As a trade-off we do not pay capital gains when we sell our homes. However, there is a way to deduct at least some of the interest you are paying from your tax burden. Read on to find out how.
Posted on March 11th, 2010
With tax season on the way and the economy in shambles, it's just about time for some good news on the financial front. One of the provisions of the Obama stimulus package more properly known as the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, the Making Work Pay tax credit is part of an attempt to reduce the tax burden on certain income brackets of America's populace.
Posted on March 10th, 2010
The debt collection business has a reputation of heavy handedness - deservedly at times, and undeservedly at others. Take for instance, the case of 1st Credit, a major that buys and manages bad debts that banks, credit card providers, electricity utilities and others manage to accumulate. It did business with majors like Citibank. It did, until the Office of Fair Trade last year issued a rebuke against it for approaching debtors with made-up threats of lawsuits and bankruptcy court.
Posted on March 10th, 2010
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