Tax Avoidance and Tax Evasion . . . What’s the Difference?
Ogden Standard-Examiner’s Editorial Board recently published an article titled “OUR VIEW: The Double Irish tax swindle” (November 10, 2010). There, the editorial board hammered Google, Facebook and...
View ArticleIRS LEVY AGENTS BACK OFF
The IRS has softened its approach on wage levies with some encouragement from the United States Tax Court. See Vinatieri. Bottom line is: If a levy would create an economic hardship by preventing a...
View ArticlePayroll Taxes Are Very Different Than All Other Types Of Irs Problems
With some tax problems – like not paying or even not filing personal income taxes – it can take the IRS a while (even years) to “catch on”. And even when they do finally realize there’s a problem,...
View ArticleWhat to expect if you’re still in business With Payroll Tax Problems
If you’re still in business, and you go a few successive quarters of not paying payroll tax, the IRS will begin mailing you notices demanding payment of the undeposited taxes, plus interest and...
View ArticleWhy You Should Hire The best Salt Lake City Tax Attorney
The IRS is probably the most feared arm of the United States government. There are people who fear the IRS more than they do the FBI or the CIA. In facing this branch of the government, you will need a...
View ArticleStop IRS Bank Seizures and IRS Tax Levies and Wage Garnishments
Bank levy is seizure of money in the bank account of the tax payer. In all cases of levy, thirty days notice is given by the IRS to the tax payer. This is the final notice for intent to levy and this...
View ArticleIRS Tax Liens Affect Your Real Estate Investments
Whenever the IRS decides you owe taxes, they can issue an automatic claim on your property at any time. This claim is called an IRS tax lien. An IRS tax lien extends to all property, including real...
View ArticlePayroll Taxes and Trust Fund Recovery
Many business owners who employee help will be familiar with both the 1099 and W2 forms. A smaller business may be more likely to be using the 1099 than the W2. The difference between to two forms is...
View ArticleProtect your Rights with a Tax Attorney
It’s all too easy for tax problems to spiral out of control. What starts out as putting off a single bill can snowball into owing back taxes, accrued interest, and penalty fees. This can cause you to...
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