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Optima Newsletter – July 2024

How IRS Installment Agreements Work

When most people first examine tax relief options, they might have their hopes set on an offer in compromise – or their tax debt settled for less than what they owe. Unfortunately, OICs are more often denied by the IRS than they are accepted. When tax debt becomes too much to manage, an IRS installment agreement might be your best option.

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Can I Amend My Tax Return?

Did you make a mistake on your tax return? Whether it’s to correct errors, claim overlooked deductions, or address changes in filing status, it may be best to amend your tax return. CEO David King and Lead Tax Attorney Philip Hwang provide helpful tips on what important facts you need to know before amending your tax return, including how to avoid owing a tax burden. 

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Are Property Taxes Deductible?

Property taxes are a significant aspect of homeownership and real estate investment. They are levied by local governments and are a critical source of funding for public services such as schools, roads, and emergency services. Property taxes are paid on property owned, either by an individual or a legal entity. How much property tax you are required to pay is determined by the local government where the property is located.

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IRS Interest Rates Remain the Same for Q3 of 2024

As we officially move into the third quarter of 2024, the IRS has announced that interest rates will remain unchanged. This decision continues the trend of stability in interest rates, providing predictability for taxpayers and financial planners alike. Here’s a breakdown of the recent IRS announcement.

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