Owing money to the IRS can be a daunting prospect when you don’t know the procedure or how to handle the debt. The consequences for neglecting to pay a debt or respond...
Posted by Don Bell Law on 10/29/2020
Hi, my name is Julian O. Guzman, MBA. Since year 2000 I began developing myself as an entrepreneur, self-employed, and business consultant. At the same time, I learned a variety...
Posted by Taxes and Accounting Solutions-SLC on 10/27/2020
Medical expenses can be deducted from your federal tax return as much as they exceed 10% of your annual gross income. Most people are aware of the common medical expenses you...
What is the Internal Revenue Code?The Internal Revenue Code refers to Title 26 of the United States Code. "Formal consolidation and codification of the United States' general...
Several recent developments may affect taxpayers based on a strategy of trading or holding tax-exempt state and local bonds, commonly known as municipal or "munis" bonds....
The I.R.S. has issued final regulations that clarify a qualified relative's definition within the meaning of various provisions of the Code for fiscal years 2018-2025. The final...
The Internal Revenue Service recently published new, higher contribution limits for health savings accounts for 2021. An individual is allowed to contribute $ 3,600, while it is $...
Posted by Carmen Garcia on 10/15/2020
The non-profit status may make an organization eligible for certain benefits, such as exemptions on state sales, property tax, and income; however, this corporate status does not automatically...
Many baby boomers and retirees prefer to invest in savings bonds because they are safe and convenient investments, but stocks don't always earn interest. Over time, they expire,...