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Posts Tagged ‘Income Tax Penalty’
4 Reasons NOT to Wait for Your K-1
Subchapter S corporations (“Sub S”), partnerships, limited liability companies (“LLC’s”) and estates and trusts issue form K-1’s. This form documents the stockholders, partners, members or beneficiaries share of their profit or loss from the entity. Don’t wait for this form to get started on your income tax return.
How to Pay Your Estimated Taxes
Many taxpayers are employees and have their income taxes withheld from their paycheck. Every April 15th they need to settle up with Uncle Sam and their state tax department.
Other taxpayers may not be employees or have taxes withheld from their earnings. These folks would need to file quarterly estimated taxes. This could include the self-employed, partners in partnerships … Continue reading »
3 Easy Steps For Mid-Year Tax Planning
Half the year is in the books. Many people are playing golf, going to the beach or having a barbeque. It is also the time however to have your Mid-Year Tax Planning. Here are 3 Easy Steps to make this happen:
Run a Tax Projection
As a starting point, review your 2012 income tax return. Then project out the year 2013 as to what might be different. Bonuses, stock options and capital gains are some examples of what might … Continue reading »
How a Small Partnership Can Get The Failure to File Penalty Waived
Face it, no one likes to get letter from the Internal Revenue Service (“IRS”).
This is particularly true when you are being assessed a penalty.
The IRS has many different penalties. One penalty they have is the failure to file penalty.
For partnerships or Limited Liability Companies (“LLC”s) that file a Form 1065 the penalty for failure to file is $195 per month times the number of partners. The good news is that the maximum number of … Continue reading »
How to Get an IRS Tax Penalty Waived
The Internal Revenue Service (“IRS”) has many tax penalties for taxpayers that fail to meet certain requirements.
Some of these penalties are:
