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During an audit, the IRS requires you to substantiate the information you reported on your tax returns, and if you can’t prove that your claims...
A Georgia state tax lien is a legal claim filed by the Georgia Department of Revenue against taxpayers with unpaid state tax debts. Also called...
Can the Georgia Department of Revenue settle large tax debts? Georgia tax debt settlement involves negotiating with the Georgia Department of Revenue to resolve unpaid...
Employers can use Section 125 plans (aka: “cafeteria plans”) to provide pre-tax employment benefits to their employees. As these plans have risen in popularity, there’s...
Unfortunately, there are a lot of abusive promoters pushing noncompliant Section 125 plans. Sometimes, businesses spot red flags before signing up for a plan. In...
If the IRS audits your Section 125 plan and determines that it’s not compliant, you are liable. Unfortunately, even if the problem stems from a...
Section 125 plans are perfectly legal, as long as they’re set up and administered properly, but if they’re not, they can lead to serious problems,...
Some employers learn that their Section 125 plans are abusing IRS rules after getting contacted by the IRS or following an IRS audit of their...
Selling real estate is usually one of the most time-sensitive tasks on an executor’s to-do list — especially if the estate needs to sell land,...
When someone passes away, their executor or personal representative may have to deal with their unfiled tax returns, which may include the current year’s return...