
Members of the U.S. Armed Forces and veterans often have unique tax situations and needs. Recognizing the sacrifices they make, the IRS provides specific tax

Providing financial support to aging parents or in-laws while managing child care needs can be taxing. Learn how converting support payments to child care payments can qualify you for a dependent care credit, easing your tax burden and benefiting your family in our latest blog post.

The IRS recently released its annual “Dirty Dozen” list of prevalent tax scams that business owners need to watch out for, ranging from phishing attempts and employee retention credit fraud to fake charities and abusive tax avoidance schemes. By being aware of these common scams and taking proactive measures, businesses can protect themselves from costly penalties, identity theft, and legal consequences

Deciding who should own the business car—yourself or your corporation—is a crucial decision for single-owner S corporations. This choice impacts insurance rates, tax deductions, and administrative complexity. Individual ownership may offer better insurance rates, but it complicates reimbursements and tax reporting.

Closing your sole proprietorship or single-member LLC? Understanding the tax implications is crucial. Selling your business assets triggers various tax considerations, including special rules for real estate, different tax treatment for various assets, and non-compete agreement payments taxed as ordinary income. Navigating these tax implications requires careful planning. We’re here to help at IRSProb.com

When it comes to retirement planning, married couples have a unique advantage that can significantly boost their savings: the Spousal IRA. This often-overlooked tax break allows a working spouse to contribute to an Individual Retirement Account (IRA) on behalf of a non-working or lower-earning spouse. In this post, we explore how you can leverage a Spousal IRA to enhance your retirement nest egg, covering eligibility requirements, contribution limits, tax benefits, and strategic advantages.

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Dealing with IRS penalties can be overwhelming, with over 148 different types potentially adding significant costs to your tax bill. However, many of these penalties can be reduced to zero if you can demonstrate reasonable cause, such as medical issues, bad advice, or natural disasters. Learn how to navigate the process of penalty abatement, potentially saving yourself thousands of dollars, and find out why professional tax help can make all the difference. Don’t let IRS penalties weigh you down – take control of your financial future today.
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