Tax Question – IRS Penalties and Payment Plan

Question:  I am on a re-payment plan but the interest and penalties are adding up to more than my original debt and going up fast. How can I remove penalties but keep paying my taxes only? Is there a hardship form or another form I can complete to have IRS remove fees and penalties? Continue reading…


Get Your IRS Tax Refund

On March 11, 2015, the IRS announced they were holding on to more than $1 Billion of refunds for people who have not filed a 2011 tax return. If they did not file a 2011 tax return by April 15, 2015, then those people lost their tax refund. There is a statute of limitations for claiming a refund. If you are in this situation, there are forms you can file to get your refund prior to the statute expiring. Continue reading…


Request First Time Penalty Abatement

The IRS has all sorts of penalties.  There is up to 25% penalty for filing a tax return late.  There is up to 25% penalty for paying taxes owed late.  For payroll taxes, there is up to 15% penalty for not paying deposits timely.  By the time the IRS gets done charging penalties your tax could double!  If you made a one-time mistake, you may qualify for removal of all penalties charged.  Continue reading…


Top 3 Bookkeeping Tips

Owning a small business is tough. You are juggling many roles: salesperson, marketer, manager, technician, visionary, and many more. One of the vital roles in your business is keeping track of your books and records. Some small businesses are unable to hire a full time bookkeeper or hire an accounting firm to maintain the books. This means the bookkeeping will be done in-house by you. Here are some do-it-yourself bookkeeping tips.

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5 Benefits of Filing Taxes Early

It’s tax time again, your favorite time of the year! You are eager to gather all your tax documentation and giving it to your tax accountant. Ok, maybe this is not you. But, there are some benefits of filing your taxes early.

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