Banking & Finance
Understand Investments before IRS Tax Problems Occur
Tuesday, August 23rd, 2011As a tax attorney some of the best advice I can offer for staying out of IRS tax trouble is to stay educated on the current rules and regulations surrounding tax law. Below is a post I recently wrote for my Tax Resolution University blog on staying up on the rules for investment taxation before [...]
IRS One Step Closer to Preventing Offshore Tax Evasion with Global Resolution
Thursday, July 14th, 2011I recently discussed on my blog, the Tax Resolution University an article from PRWeb on The Global Resolution. What is The Global Resolution? It is the negotiations between foreign banks and the U.S. Government towards an agreement that will, once finalized, help put a stop to offshore tax evasion. This agreement will accomplish this by [...]
Tax Help: Year Round Tips for Good Tax Practices
Monday, June 20th, 2011It’s never too late to start practicing some tax self-help. Keep yourself on top of your taxes by adopting these great tax tips year round:
Good Record-Keeping – get yourself organized and make some room in your wallet! Keep track of your receipts by using credit cards and checks for expenses. Or go the extra mile [...]
Tax Relief Firm Emphasizes Importance of Taxpayer Compliance
Friday, December 17th, 2010For taxpayers who are scrupulous about filing every year and paying every dime of their tax bill on time year after year, it can be galling to hear about delinquent taxpayers who manage to settle their tax debt for far less than what they owe.
I understand the common frustration of compliant taxpayers. People ask, Why [...]
Qualifying as an Innocent Spouse Can Spell Tax Relief from IRS Problems
Wednesday, November 24th, 2010Filing an Innocent Spouse claim with the IRS can protect qualifying taxpayers from IRS back taxes, interest, and penalties related to a spouse (or former spouse).
It may be an afterthought to many couples, but filing joint tax returns means that each spouse is 100 percent liable for 100 percent of the tax debt owed, even [...]





