Innovative Strategies For Tax Controversies, Business Structuring And Estate Planning
IRS to Target Schedule C Filers In a recent telephone conference, IRS commissioner Mark Everson said that they will be conducting more audits on individuals running unincorporated businesses (i.e. self-employed individuals). While Schedule C filers have long been...
Wide-Ranging Tax Gifts For Businesses and Individuals Before heading home for the holidays, Congress passed a long-awaited bill that retroactively extends several valuable tax breaks that expired last year. The law also includes a new deduction for certain taxpayers...
Section 529 Plans Can Provide Tax-Smart Learning for Kids and Adults Contributing to a Section 529 Plan before year end on behalf of children or grandchildren can be a wise idea. But have you ever thought about one of these tax-favored accounts for yourself — to pay...
Purchase Equipment before Year-End! Under current tax guidelines, businesses can deduct up to $108,000 in equipment purchases, as long as they do not buy more than $430,000 in equipment. Therefore, if you’re going to buy something in January, buy it now and get the...
YEAR END TAX PLANNING Help Minimize Your Company’s 2006 Tax Bill A basic principle of year-end tax saving is, accelerate deductible expenses into this year and defer income until next year. Of course, that doesn’t work in all cases. The right strategy for your company...
Is New Wife Liable for Husband’s Prior Taxes? =========== Question: =========== Category: Tax and Taxation Law Location: VA Subject: responsibility If I marry a man that has back taxes due federal and state will I be responsible for his back debt also? ===========...
Don’t Be Fooled by Jackson Hewitt’s ‘HELP’ PR Newswire via NewsEdge Corporation : Jackson Hewitt, a leading tax preparer with more than 6,000 offices throughout the country, claims they want to “HELP” low-income consumers this year. Their “HELP” though is an expensive...
Asset Protection Failure – Man Jailed until He pays Creditors 11-30-2006 -The unprecedented length of disgraced financier Martin Armstrong’s confinement for civil contempt did not violate the law, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Monday. Addressing several...
Milton Friedman, Free Market Economist Dies Today was a loss to the country and the economics profession. Nobel prize winning, free-market-championing Milton Friedman, the primary advocate of monetary economic policy, died today at the age of 94. He was a key economic...
Turbo Tax is Not A Defense to Tax Penalties The U.S. Tax Court has again rejected a taxpayer’s attempt to pin the blame for their negligent tax return on tax preparation software. On Nov. 9, the court handed down an opinion finding against a petition filed in New...
