Recently the IRS released some tax tips for small business owners and self-employed individuals. One critical reminder for all business owners: correctly identify workers as either employees or independent contractors. Misclassifying an employee as an independent...
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Rental Properties are Hot – Handle with Care
With more people looking to move into homes with an office to work from home these days, some taxpayers are trying their hands as landlords. While a property owner must report rental income, there are many deductions including repairs, operating expenses, and...
Leaving California to Save on Taxes? Be Sure You Really Go!
As California taxpayers leave the state in droves, so too does the FTB review subsequent income activities to ensure the taxpayers have really left the state. The Bracamontes learned this hard truth recently when the California Office of Tax Appeals (OTA) issued its...
IRS Helps Taxpayers with Current Installment Agreements
The IRS announced today that it will help taxpayers who have an Installment Agreement with the IRS but cannot pay their new tax balances by adding the balance to the existing Installment Agreement if the taxpayer qualifies. If you owe the IRS tax payments for past...
Go Big and Go to Prison
A Michigan attorney and owner of Legal Genius, P.L.L.C. managed to defraud the IRS, embezzle funds, and steal police department traffic crash reports in order to solicit crash victims for personal injury lawyers, chiropractors, and other healthcare and business...
