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Tip# 1: What is a CP14 IRS Notice Letter ?

The formal IRS term for the CP14 Notice letter is the Notice of Tax Due and Demand for Payment letter. It is sent for balances of $5 or more. If you’ve received this letter, it means that the tax return you filed carries a balance due for taxes owed. Your letter should contain your...

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Tip# 2: What to do when you’ve made a mistake on your Tax Return

Filing taxes can be a complex process, and it's not uncommon for mistakes to occur. Whether it's a simple miscalculation or a more significant error, knowing how to navigate IRS tax problems is crucial for taxpayers. In this guide, we'll walk you through the steps to take if you find...

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Tip #3: IRS Alters Audit Focus

Article Highlights: Audit Methods Additional Audit Funding Taxpayers Earning Less Than $400,000 Earned Income Tax Credit Taxpayers With Total Positive Income Above $1 Million Partnerships Foreign Bank Accounts Employee Retention Credit   A key component in promoting the highest degree of voluntary compliance on the part of taxpayers is enforcement...

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Tip # 4 Self-Employment Tax

What is Self-Employment tax? In any business, both the company and the employee are taxed to pay for the two major social welfare programs: Medicare and Social Security. In the eyes of the IRS, individuals who are self-employed are considered both the company and the employee, which is why they...

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Tip #5 Business V. Hobby – How to Tell the Difference for Tax Purposes

I think we can all agree that Scarlett Johansson and Tom Hiddleston act for a living.  Likewise, the artists whose works sell for millions are clearly in the art business.  It took a commitment, but they’ve transcended the joy of the activity they love to making a living doing it....

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Tip #6 Owner/Operator Truck Drivers: are you receiving all the tax credits you are allowed?

Tax deductions are a powerful tool to reduce your business’ tax burden and keep more of your profits in your pocket. When it comes time to file your taxes, take advantage of these potential tax deductions for owner-operator truck drivers. Remember, Tax regulations change frequently, and each owner/operator situation may be different. It is important to consult with...