How Long Can the IRS Audit your Tax Return?

There is a time period that the Internal Revenue Service can audit tax returns. There is is a statute of limitations on IRS audits and tax assessments. The time period is called Assessment Expiration Date (ASED). Once the limitations period expires, the IRS cannot...

Know your Tax Return to Save Money

Some tax returns could be very complicated for taxpayers. However, regardless of the level of complication, all taxpayers could greatly benefit by partially reviewing their tax return and by asking a few questions. Hiring a tax preparer to prepare a tax return does...

Requesting First Time Penalty Abatement

Many taxpayers are receiving notices of tax due from the Internal Revenue Service even years after filing their tax return, when they did not file, when they did not pay, or when they fail to deposit employment tax (TFRP- Trust Fund Recovery Penalty). Unfortunately,...

Understanding you Tax Filing Status

Taxpayers tax filing status is extremely important. They are 1) Single, 2) Married Filing Jointly, 3) Married Filing Separately, 4) Head of Household, and 5) Qualifying surviving spouse. Your filing status determines your filing requirements, your tax rates,...
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