There’s been a lot of buzz around the sunset of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. With its recent passing many of the major provisions have been extended, giving individuals and businesses a little more breathing room. That doesn’t mean you should hit snooze on your tax planning. Rather, this extension is the perfect time to get proactive. You might

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is responsible for managing a wide range of tax-related functions and enforcement measures. As such, they have federal powers that allow them to enact a great degree of control over recuperative measures should they determine tax issues. Unfortunately, it’s not always clear to the average person what the IRS can do in order to seek reimbursement for

If you’ve recently had your IRS payment plan rejected, it is only natural to feel a little lost and worried. After all, nobody wants to fall out of favor with the Internal Revenue Service as it could lead to ongoing tax problems. This quick guide to rejected IRS payment plans and the next available steps will answer your key questions, including; Why

laiming tax deductions is one of the methods used by businesses and individuals to reduce the taxes they owe. As a form of tax incentive, your tax deductions can include expenses and other income-related costs.  Making false deductions, whether deliberate or not, can lead to penalties such as fines, if discovered by the IRS. A better understanding of penalties for