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Practical guidance and insights to help you understand your tax situation and explore your options.
Why IRS Tax Transcripts Matter When Preparing Your Tax Return
Most taxpayers assume that preparing an accurate tax return is relatively straightforward: collect Forms W-2, 1099, and other tax documents, provide them to a tax professional, and calculate the resulting tax liability. While this approach works in many situations, it relies on one important assumption—that the documents collected by the taxpayer represent a complete and accurate picture of their financial activities.
Why can’t my tax professional contact the IRS immediately?
Before an Enrolled Agent (EA), CPA, or attorney can discuss your tax account with the IRS on your behalf, the IRS must first process Power of Attorney. This authorization allows us to communicate directly with the IRS regarding your case.
Why S Corporation Owners Can’t Simply Take Distributions Instead of Payroll
If you actively work in your S-Corp, the IRS requires you to pay yourself reasonable compensation before taking distributions. This is not optional.
Most Common Tax Problems
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Unfiled Returns
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Federal Tax Lien
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Levies and Garnishments
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Seizures of Assets
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Payroll Tax Problems