Running into tax trouble happens. Sometimes it’s deliberate and willful, but for others, it’s due to an accountant’s negligence or mistakes by business people. When tax trouble does come knocking, it can be in the form of an IRS rev...

The IRS runs on numbers, dates, and deadlines. If you miss certain IRS deadlines for your tax situation, you could end up paying in the form of penalties and interest. Remembering important IRS deadlines is the first step toward getting your taxes in...

No one likes paying taxes, but some bite the bullet and pay anyway. Others get crafty and store their money overseas, hoping to avoid the long arm of United States tax law. A taxpayer can save a few bucks from going to Uncle Sam’s coffers. But ...

Going through an IRS audit can be time-consuming and very inconvenient. But with the right preparation and planning, you can win an IRS tax audit. You may even come out on top with the government owing you some extra money. It may not be easy, but it...

Getting your tax returns right the first time can be a tricky task, but with the right tips and know-how, you won’t have to wait an extra few weeks to get your tax return. Here’s a few tips on filing an accurate tax return that will help ...

Consumers have already ditched the discs and are going digital, but taxes – like water – can find a way into nearly anything. The latest move? Digital Sales taxes. Digital books, movies, and music have revolutionized the music, entertainm...

Running your own business can be pretty satisfying, and choosing the right people to join your team can make all the difference. But how you classify your workers matters. And incorrect worker classification can lead to tax disputes. Worker Classific...

They say that every dog has its day. And when it comes to taxes, the federal government is hoping the same applies to multinational corporations that do international business. So they’ve focused their attention on stateless income. What’...

Tax reform is a topic that seemingly Washington, D.C. politicians like to talk about. It seems like they have an easier time talking about it if they claim it’s broken and that they have the solution to fix it. President Obama and Powerful D.C....

In a rare episode of cooperation and bipartisanship, the United States Senate approved two of President Obama’s nominees for the U.S. Tax Court in early August. So the tax court judges may be filling out. Approval Paves the Way for Hearing More...