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ERC Voluntary Disclosure Program (IRS) – Deadline March 22, 2024 to Bail Out

By J Anton Collins / March 20, 2024

ERC Voluntary Disclosure Program (IRS) Deadline March 22, 2024 to Get Out   Are you familiar with the March 22nd deadline for the Employee Retention Credit Voluntary Disclosure Program? Basically, if you received an Employee Retention Credit refund, and if you really were not entitled to it, the Voluntary Disclosure Program allows you to turn…

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Find W-2 Forms for Bigger State Refunds

By J Anton Collins / February 16, 2024

Find W-2 Forms for Bigger State Refunds   Take a look at this IRS form W2.   Most of us know that this form is important when preparing and filing your tax return. Every year the information from this form is included within your tax return. But also, attach this form to your federal and…

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How to Choose Tax Professionals (Not Doughnuts)

By J Anton Collins / February 7, 2024

How to Choose Tax Professionals (Not Doughnuts)   Because it’s the beginning of the year, I want to discuss how to choose the right tax professionals to help you. We see advertisements constantly with companies that promise to get you the largest refund possible. Well, please be careful about that. This is why for the…

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Top 3 Problems of Business Owners (and How to Cure Them)

By J Anton Collins / January 10, 2024

How to Cure the Top 3 Problems of Business Owners The 3 most common concerns that I hear from business owners are not what you might expect. Self-employed people want to “get their finances in order”. And that can mean a few different things. This could mean more savings, better cash flow, or improving their…

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Tax Law Offices is Ready for New Year‘s Changes at IRS (2024)

By J Anton Collins / December 29, 2023

Tax Law Offices is Ready for New Year‘s Changes at IRS (2024)   Orlando: We constantly improve our tax lawyers and technical support staff. This time the training conference was in Orlando FL, which is one of the most fun places in this country! Lots to do, lots to see. And there was a lot…

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How to Answer the IRS Letter CP2000

By J Anton Collins / November 15, 2023

How to Answer the IRS Letter CP2000   With the Letter CP2000, the IRS wants to audit 100% of people who have not reported all income. Using its new tech tools, the government can now choose many more people to be audited. The CP2000 letter is the IRS’s official notice that you are under audit…

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Frozen Refund? Options While Awaiting IRS Employee Retention Credit

By J Anton Collins / September 28, 2023

Frozen Refund? Options While Awaiting IRS Employee Retention Credit   Refund Updates: You may have an IRS Employee Retention Credit (ERC) refund application on file. In September 2023, we were advised by the IRS that the government stopped processing applications during the remainder of 2023. Part of the reason for this moratorium on ERC refund…

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Tell Me About the Employee Retention Credit

By J Anton Collins / August 31, 2023

Tell Me About the Employee Retention Credit   Tax Law Offices is starting a three-article series on Employee Retention Credit. This will be great information for anyone thinking about applying.   Here is what we will cover:   Basic qualifications and criteria to apply How to pick the best company to apply with What happens…

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Good News! IRS Won’t Come Knocking

By J Anton Collins / July 31, 2023

Good News! IRS Won’t Come Knocking   For many individuals and businesses, the mere mention of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) can cause a sense of anxiety and dread. The IRS is responsible for enforcing tax laws and ensuring taxpayers comply with their obligations. However, recent developments offer a glimmer of relief to taxpayers across…

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Bars & Restaurants – Do Cash Sales Make You a Target?

By J Anton Collins / June 29, 2023

Bars & Restaurants – Do Cash Sales Make You a Target? Have you ever considered using the cash received from daily sales as your “secret profits” from the business? Or even if you pay your employees “cash under the table” or tip them out with the cash sales but never actually count the cash sales,…

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