The IRS has updated its long-standing regulations on selling seized property, marking a major shift from rules dating back to the 19th and mid-20th centuries. These changes modernize how seized
When Shelly Jo Ketcher, a bookkeeper at South Delta Aviation, was sentenced to 13 years in prison for money laundering and filing a false tax return, it was a wake-up
Every year, business owners and self-employed professionals find themselves in the same situation—scrambling to pull together tax documents at the last minute. It’s a stressful cycle that can lead to
Tax season is already overwhelming for business owners. You’re drowning in financial records, deadlines, and compliance concerns—then, out of nowhere, a cyberattack hits. Suddenly, sensitive client data is exposed, bank
Imagine this: You’ve moved on from your marriage—maybe things ended on good terms, maybe they didn’t. Either way, you’re focused on your future. Then, out of nowhere, the IRS drops
Over $1 billion in unpaid taxes. That’s how much the IRS could collect from unreported gambling winnings. If you’ve ever hit it big—at a casino, sportsbook, or even an online
In a stunning case of tax fraud, Salvador Gonzalez, a California-based tax preparer, was recently sentenced to six years in federal prison after orchestrating a decade-long scheme that cheated the
Life happens—taxes get pushed aside. But ignoring unfiled tax returns won’t make them disappear. The longer you wait, the worse it gets. Here’s how to fix it before the IRS
As a business owner, safeguarding client information isn’t just good practice—it’s a legal requirement. The IRS has recently introduced a Written Information Security Plan (WISP) tailored to help tax professionals
Why Cybersecurity Matters for Your BusinessImagine coming to work and finding your entire system locked by hackers. You can’t access customer data, financial records, or emails. Then, a message appears