Texas Tax Attorney Defending You and Your Business
Against Aggressive IRS Actions
Getting married often means sharing everything from a last name to a home. You also typically merge your financial accounts and begin to share assets and debts. There are certain benefits to this practice. Especially when it comes to taxes,
Being married has its advantages. Amongst them are several tax benefits that can lessen your obligation to the IRS each year. Yet, there are instances where one spouse’s actions or inaction has a significant effect on the family’s tax liabilities,
There are few things as scary in an Austin resident’s life as receiving a letter from the Internal Revenue Service. Even before opening the letter, taxpayers imagine the myriad ways in which their life is about to change because of
Austin couples that are newly separated or going through a divorce have enough on their plate without having to worry about how their new marital status will affect their taxes. Navigating these new waters can be tricky, as many have
Even though tax season has come and gone, many Texas residents may feel like it never really passes. All year, they are either preparing for filing their next tax return or responding to errors they made in their last one.
No matter who you are, the IRS has the legal right to select your tax return for an audit. As scary as it may be, just because you’re faced with a tax audit doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll owe additional money.
Not every worker is equal in the eyes of the law. Austin residents who perform services that can be controlled by an employer, even if the way to achieve an objective is left up to the individual, are known as
In an ideal world, a Texas resident would understand IRS tax law, the information required to accurately fill out the returns he or she is obligated to do, and correctly enter one’s exemptions and deductions. Unfortunately, this rarely happens-incorrect amounts
There are many financial penalties to not paying one’s taxes in a timely manner, but many Texas residents may not know that the Internal Revenue Service can notify the State Department when someone owes a seriously delinquent tax debt. This
For the Internal Revenue Service, this is the beginning of correspondence season. It is most likely sending out notices, bills and changes in reporting notices to taxpayers. When an Austin resident receives a letter from the IRS, he or she
