Deciding whether to file as an S corporation (S corp) can be a major choice for small business owners, freelancers, and entrepreneurs. The decision often comes down to weighing potential tax savings against the added complexity of compliance. While S corp status can help reduce self-employment taxes and boost your credibility, it also comes with […]
What You Need to Know About IRS Bank Levies
When dealing with unpaid taxes, one of the most significant and immediate consequences can be an IRS bank levy. This powerful enforcement action allows the IRS to legally seize funds directly from your bank account to satisfy outstanding tax debts. Understanding how an IRS bank levy works, the accounts it can affect, your rights, and […]
What You Need to Know About Hiring Your Kids for Work
As a parent, you may be looking for opportunities to teach your children valuable life lessons, including those related to money and work ethic. One unique way to do this is by hiring your kids for work within your family business or household. Not only can this provide your children with valuable skills and experience, […]
Truck Drivers: Over-the-Road Tax Deductions
Life on the road isn’t just demanding. It can be expensive. Between fuel, meals, lodging, maintenance, and regulatory fees, truck drivers often face significant business costs just to keep moving. The good news is that many of these expenses can be deducted from your taxable income, reducing the amount you owe the IRS. This guide […]
Can You Reapply for an Offer in Compromise After It’s Denied?
If your Offer in Compromise (OIC) was denied, you might feel like the IRS just closed the door on your best shot at resolving your tax debt for less than you owe. But here’s the good news: a denial doesn’t always mean it’s over. You can reapply for an OIC, and in some cases, you […]