What Are the Consequences of Defaulting on a Payment Plan with the IRS?
If you default on a payment plan with the IRS, the consequences can be serious. The IRS offers payment
What Is the NYS Tax Audit Process
The New York State tax audit process follows a few general rules. At its most basic level, it involves
Considering Whether To Sell Your Home Now Or Wait? – By Dalia Elison
Selling your home can bring financial flexibility and a fresh start to your life. If you or someone you
What Are My Rights During an IRS Audit?
Taxpayers have certain rights during an IRS audit. These are documented in what is known as the Taxpayer Bill
Mindful Investing & Planning – By Peter Janowsky
The recent changes in the markets and economy may have you adjusting your strategies going forward. Considering the effects
How Can I Get Help with My Tax Problems?
Getting help with tax problems is not as difficult as you may think. While you can research your problem
How to Apply for the New York Voluntary Disclosure and Compliance Program
Some taxpayers who owe back taxes may be eligible to apply for the New York Voluntary Disclosure and Compliance
What Is a New York State Offer in Compromise?
A New York State Offer in Compromise (OIC) is a program that allows taxpayers to pay less than what
How Educators Can Prepare for the 8 Technology Megatrends – By Ernie Delgado
You are probably up to speed on the major trends in education, but are you aware of the “megatrends”
How Much Are IRS Penalties And Interest?
IRS penalties and interest can be significant because they are meant to encourage taxpayers to address their tax issues
When Does the IRS Charge Penalties And Interest?
The IRS charges penalties and interest for failing to comply with certain tax obligations. Taxpayers are notified by mail
7 Tips to Help You Avoid a New York Sales Tax Audit
If you own a business that collects sales tax in New York, it is important to take proactive steps
When Do New York State Tax Warrants Expire?
New York State tax warrants expire after 20 years. Importantly, the statute of limitations period starts to run on
How to Reduce Business Expenses: 5 Opportunities to Reduce Costs by Davi Tserpelis
As the coronavirus pandemic subsides and commercial activity resumes, pent-up demand and consumer savings are expected to continue propelling
Six Months and a Day: Who is Advocating for You? – By Eric Donner, Six Months and a Day Co-Founder
The next battle of the sate residency income-tax audit war is here. States have been deploying increasingly aggressive techniques