The grantor, which can also be called the creator, settlor, trust maker, or trustor, is the party who forms the trust. For married couples, if the trust was established jointly, they...
Posted by CORE PERFORMANCE on 04/06/2021
The IRS assesses penalties and interest on the employer's account when they fail to collect, report, and remit payroll taxes. You may be personally liable for failure to withhold...
Posted by Carmen Garcia on 03/31/2021
It's tax season! Tax return companies and DIY software vendors work hard to convince individual taxpayers that their services and products are the way to maximize tax refunds or...
Posted by Don Bell Law on 03/31/2021
Tax season is in full swing, as are the phone scams that claim to be from the IRS. Scammers are using new tactics, and some will call to say they have your tax return and just need...
Posted by Flynn Financial Group Inc on 03/31/2021
The advantages of being a self-employed or independent contractor are numerous. You have the freedom and flexibility to do your job, and it's also a great way to start your own...
Posted by Don Bell Law on 03/28/2021
Airbnb and a series of other home-sharing firms are fantastic ways to bring in extra income. You might have a spare room to let, lease out your house when on vacation, or even have...
Posted by Karen Munoz, EA on 03/27/2021
IRS Form 8949 is a tax form used primarily to report sales and trade of capital goods. Form 8949 is filed alongside Schedule D of the income tax form.What is IRS Form 8949?Form 8949...
Posted by Don Bell Law on 03/19/2021
In appreciation for military men's services, Uncle Sam offers a series of tax breaks for veterans with disabilities. This article sheds light on each alongside how one might qualify...
Posted by Schneiderman and Friedman on 03/09/2021
The payment of income tax is a reality. And when Uncle Sam says income, he is talking about all the money you make, whether it's from your job or your investment. This includes...
Posted by Stevenson Tax and Accounting, Inc. on 03/09/2021
