The job of IRS investigators is to validate their assumptions about your tax liability. When IRS investigators ask for an on-site visit, postponing that visit until after your Tax Attorney has had the opportunity to share the facts of the way your business runs with those investigators ensures that irreversible… [Read more]
California EDD: 1099 Contractors vs Employees How to tell the difference
The primary goal of the California Employment Development Department is to investigate companies whose employees are potentially mis-classified as contractors when they should be classified as employees. When determining whether your workers should be classified as employees or 1099 contractors take the example of the pLumbing Company who hires additional… [Read more]
What to Do if You Think You’re the Target of an IRS Criminal Investigation
Whenever you’re contacted by IRS, the first step any business owner should take is to reach out to a qualified Tax Attorney. There are questions a tax attorney can answer for you such as: What kind of an investigation is being conducted? What information is IRS actually asking for? What… [Read more]
Remedy For Failing To File 1099s
If you’re thinking back on the previous year and realizing there are 1099 forms you did not submit, here are the steps you can take to remedy the situation and possibly avoid having to pay fines on your errors. Reach out to your tax attorney and share the information of… [Read more]
You Filed Your Taxes: Now What?
April 15th has passed and, hopefully, you’ve filed your 2018 taxes and can breathe a sigh of relief. Before you lock that filing cabinet, here are a few final steps to ensure your records are up to date. 1: Go old school. Print a copy of your completed tax return… [Read more]
EDD: 1099s vs Employees, Don’t Risk Misclassification
What To Do When EDD Investigates Your Contractors The California Employment Development Department (EDD) has a Joint Enforcement Strike Force (JESF) with local and federal agencies dedicated to uncovering cases of worker misclassification. If you’ve been targeted for an EDD audit there are steps you should take immediately to protect… [Read more]
The Tax Attorney: A CPA’s Secret Weapon
It’s relatively common to hear tax clients considering whether to partner with a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) or a tax attorney, as if the two professionals are competing against each other for a client’s business. The truth is, CPAs and tax attorneys have a number of differences that set their… [Read more]
Differences Between CPAs and Tax Attorneys [Infographic]
Are you facing problems with your taxes? Tax concerns are daunting at the best of times. They can put your business on hold, prevent your growth, and even come with legal repercussions. What makes these uncomfortable experiences even worse is not knowing where to turn for help. When you’re dealing… [Read more]
Small Business Owner’s Checklist for This Year’s Tax Season
Up to 70% of small businesses outsource their tax preparation as well as other accounting functions. Preparing tax forms and tax returns are as confusing as they are time-consuming. Most small businesses would rather rely on an expert to do things correctly rather than waste their own resources to do… [Read more]
Learn How to Identify Red Flags on Your Business Tax Return Before You File
Everyone makes mistakes from time to time, but when it comes to your tax return, a single error could lead to countless problems with the IRS. While getting chosen for an audit doesn’t always mean that you’ll end up owing more taxes. However, it can result in changes that will… [Read more]
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