Texas Tax Attorney Defending You and Your Business
Against Aggressive IRS Actions
The potential for an audit was likely in the back of your mind as you filed your taxes. You carefully keep track of every tax document that arrives in the mail and look over your return for errors. If someone
While many Internal Revenue Service tax audits are conducted randomly, there are certain factors that might trigger audits. When the information on one document does not match the information on the other, such as the income reported does not correspond
It may not come as a surprise to many Texas residents that people across the state have financial problems that prevent from doing certain activities. One matter that should not be avoided though, regardless of what a person’s monetary situation
Before you owned your own business, tax season came with its complications. Now, with a new company, your taxes likely became even more difficult. There are many pieces to the puzzle, and it can be hard to know if everything
Federal and state income taxes surprise people every year. Even though Austin residents hear of tax credits, cuts, breaks and refunds, not all of them apply to everyone and many people end up owing a significant amount of money to
An Internal Revenue Service audit is something most, if not all, Texas residents dread, which is why worrying about it is only natural. People hold on to receipts and other paperwork for ages in fear of one, but how long
Employers have a number of duties that need to be fulfilled in order to run a legal and successful business in Austin. One of these responsibilities is that of collecting, reporting and paying payroll taxes, as required by both federal
Texas residents may be concerned about getting selected for an audit by the Internal Revenue Service. However, having knowledge about what the process can entail and what a person’s rights are in the process can go a long way toward
How common are tax misconceptions in the U.S.? Pretty common, the results of a recent GOBankingRates survey suggest. The survey results point to many Americans not having the right information about key tax details. For example, of the people polled:
As a taxpayer, you have several rights when dealing with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). It is good to know these rights all the time, but this knowledge is especially important if you have been selected for an IRS audit
