IRS Problem Help
Monday, July 28th, 2008Huge IRS Problem gets reduced to almost nothing
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How Long Should You Keep Your IRS Tax Records?
Wednesday, July 2nd, 2008
Generally speaking that would be three years from the date the filing was due OR two years from the date the tax payment was in fact tendered to the IRS—whichever is later. For all reasonable purposes this is the period in which the IRS may question your past tax return(s).
NEWS FLASH!!! But, you need to be aware that there is no statute of limitations where the IRS has reason to believe that the return was fraudulent OR where you failed to file a return.
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The IRS Wants To Help You Save On Taxes & Own a Business….
Tuesday, July 1st, 2008
From Peter Loughlin’s Weekly Tax Tips Podcast
Did You know that you can save big on taxes just by starting a small home-based business? And, the IRS is required to give you many of the same tax deductions and advantages of the big dogs — in fact they want to do it!!!. The IRS tax code is set up to favor business owners (large or small) and NOT employees. But, you can have a small home-based business AND keep your JOB too — AND get the best of both worlds!