Can the IRS Come After My Spouse for Unpaid Taxes?
Lothamer helps you know what to do when the IRS holds one spouse responsible for the other’s back taxes. Get same-day tax help in the Midwest!
The PayPal 1099 Sports Betting Tax Guide: What You Need to Know
Without careful record-keeping, sports betting with PayPal could be a losing strategy. Learn about how PayPal reports to the IRS and how to protect yourself.
Beware the Bait and Switch: How to Spot a Tax Resolution Scam
Too many tax services use bait & switch tactics to hook you—only to cost you more in the long run. Learn how to find a legitimate tax resolution specialist.
Is it OK to Let the IRS Into My Home or Place of Business?
If you’re facing an IRS audit, an auditor may ask to enter your home or place of business. Learn what to do in this situation from our tax experts.
Top 3 Reasons Why Not to File Joint Tax Returns
Married filing jointly isn’t always the best choice, especially when you have a large tax liability. Learn how to protect your spouse with this guide.
The Consequences of Misclassifying Workers as Contractors Rather than Employees
Treating an employee as a contractor carries serious penalties from the IRS. Learn what to do if you’re in a tax audit situation and have misclassified workers.
Unpaid Corporate Payroll Taxes – Can the IRS Come After Me Personally?
When you’re a business owner, you take on personal risk when it comes to payroll taxes. Learn what the IRS can do if your business has unpaid payroll taxes.
What is a Service Filed Return (SFR)?
Have you received notice from the IRS about a Service Filed Return (SFR)? If so, take action and seek help from a tax resolution professional today!
Do I Need a Law Firm, Accounting Firm, or Tax Resolution Firm?
If you owe thousands in tax debt to the IRS or state tax authorities, you may be wondering who to turn to for help. Learn what tax resolution professionals do.
What Is A 1098-F Form?
Under federal law, specifically the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, State Agencies, including state treasury departments or state revenue departments, are now obligated to disclose specific amounts related to fines, penalties, and other monetary obligations resulting from a lawsuit,…