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How to Get an IRS Civil Penalty Waived and Keep Your Small Business

Posted in Tax News on September 21, 2011

Recently, we were able to get a $49,000 IRS civil penalty waived for one of our Connecticut business clients.  If we failed to get this penalty waived, this business would have closed its doors.

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Haven't Filed Your 2010 Tax Return Yet? File an Extension!

Posted in Tax News on April 6, 2011

It’s that time of year again….time to file your income tax return. What if you can’t get it done or don’t have all of your material to prepare it? File for an extension. To file an extension, complete Form 4868,…

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Why You Should Notify the Internal Revenue Service When You Move

Posted in Tax News on March 31, 2011

Where is my tax refund?  Why didn’t I receive estimated tax payment vouchers?  These are just a couple of reasons why you should notify the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) when you move.

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Can I Take a Home Office Deduction?

Posted in Tax News on March 17, 2011

The home office deduction is a confusing topic for many taxpayers.  Can I only take it if I am self-employed? What if you’re not self-employed, but work at home frequently?  And isn’t it true that the IRS is more likely…

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When Should You Consider Using a CPA?

Posted in Tax News on February 25, 2011

There are plenty of taxpayers that prepare their own individual returns each year. This is not always a bad thing, but when you make just one small mistake, you may risk owing more to the IRS than when you started.

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