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Third Quarter 2010 Tax Developments – Part 2

Guidance explains longer NOL carryback option for businesses. The IRS has issued guidance in a question and answer (Q&A) format to address a number of specialized issues that have arisen under the new optional longer net operating loss (NOL) carryback period that was provided by the Worker, Homeownership, and Business…

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Third Quarter 2010 Tax Developments – Part 1

The following is a summary of the most important tax developments that have occurred in the past three months that may affect you, your family, your investments, and your livelihood. Please contact us for more information about any of these developments and what steps you should implement to take advantage…

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2010 Small Business Jobs Act : Important Points

The recently enacted 2010 Small Business Jobs Act includes a wide-ranging assortment of tax breaks and incentives for businesses. Here’s a brief overview of the tax changes in the Small Business Jobs Act. Enhanced small business expensing (Section 179 expensing). To help small businesses quickly recover the cost of capital…

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IRS Tax Levy On IRA Account

Can the IRS levy an IRA for Back Taxes? Yes the IRS can levy your IRA for unpaid back taxes. Mr. Wayne Smith did not pay his back taxes after filing 3 years of tax returns. He owed the IRS around $36,000 of back taxes. He went to tax court,…

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Tax Representative: Why Representation Is A Powerful Tool

Skills of a Tax Representative Tax representative is a person who is a licensed tax professional representing individual or business taxpayers regarding their tax issues before the IRS or state taxing agency. Only Enrolled Agents, Tax Attorneys and CPAs are authorized by the IRS to represent taxpayers. Companies and individual…

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Franchise Tax Board (FTB) and Tax Gap: Unfiled Tax Returns

Franchise Tax Board is Contacting Thousands of Businesses to File Delinquent Tax Returns Sacramento: The state is contacting more than 40,000 California businesses that have not filed their 2008 state income tax returns with the Franchise Tax Board (FTB). The notices inform the businesses that they have 30 days to…

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AVOIDING IRS TAX PENALTIES: TAXPAYERS BEWARE Part 1

Most tax penalties are substantial, punitive and can dramatically increase the overall tax bill. Penalties are assessed for a many reasons. Some tax penalties are due to a taxpayer’s carelessness or inattention to tax details. Other penalties are incurred due to the overstatement of deductions, the failure to report income,…

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