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U.S. District Court in Texas Issues Injunction Against Enforcing Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”), Plus a Stay of the “BOI Rule”

Dawn Delia December 27, 2024

Editor’s Note: 12/27/24: On December 26, 2024, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit paused the enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), thus pausing the beneficial ownership reporting requirements for U.S. small business owners. This reverses the earlier decision from December 23, 2024, to reinstate the CTA and its reporting requirements. The

Digital Nomad Remote Worker Tax Implications

Tax Implications of Remote Work and Digital Nomadism

Dawn Delia December 17, 2024

The remote work landscape has changed tremendously over the last few years, as the COVID-19 pandemic transformed the professional landscape. Looking at the tax implications of remote work and the digital nomad is more important than ever.  Before COVID, digital nomadism wasn’t nearly as common as it is today. In fact, according to the National

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Resolving an Improper Employee Retention Credit Claim

Dawn Delia December 16, 2024

What If You Don’t Qualify for an Employee Retention Credit Claimed Incorrectly? Key Findings: The IRS Claim Withdrawal Program remains available. The ERC Program will allow businesses that erroneously claimed an ERC tax credit to successfully withdraw ERC claims – just as if it had never been filed. Employers can withdraw ERC claims without paying

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Can I Get Innocent Spouse Relief if My Spouse Is Deceased?

Dawn Delia November 29, 2024

The loss of a spouse is a difficult experience that could be further worsened by the discovery of unresolved tax issues. The IRS has provisions that may provide some relief to the surviving spouse in such situations. However, you may wonder if it is possible to qualify for Innocent Spouse Relief if your spouse has

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Who Can Claim Innocent Spouse Relief? Do I Qualify?

Dawn Delia November 18, 2024

Generally, spouses may be held accountable for tax errors or fraudulent activities committed by the other. In these specific cases, the IRS offers Innocent Spouse Relief, under 26 U.S. Code Section 6015, a provision that can relieve you of tax obligations if you satisfy specific criteria. Innocent Spouse Relief There are numerous advantages to submitting

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My Employer Did Not Notify Me of an IRS Wage Garnishment. What Can I Do?

Dawn Delia November 7, 2024

It can be a distressing experience to discover that the IRS has garnished your wages without prior notification from your employer. It is essential to understand your rights and the measures you can take to resolve this situation, as wage garnishment can have a substantial effect on your financial stability. Understanding IRS Wage Garnishment Wage

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How Much Should I Offer When Submitting an Offer in Compromise to the IRS?

Dawn Delia November 5, 2024

An Offer in Compromise (OIC) can be a lifeline when confronted with an overwhelming tax debt. It enables you to resolve your tax liability for a lesser amount than the full amount owed. However, the process of determining the appropriate quantity to offer is complex and necessitates much financial analysis and strategy. There are many

Tax Levy on My Paycheck What Should I Do tax blog 10.22.24

Why Is There a Tax Levy on My Paycheck? What Should I Do?

Dawn Delia October 22, 2024

Why Is There a Tax Levy on My Paycheck? If you have unpaid federal taxes and you haven’t responded in a timely manner after receiving several notices, it is possible a levy will be issued on your paycheck by the IRS. If this applies to you, you should consult with a qualified federal tax attorney

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When to Hire a Tax Attorney

Dawn Delia August 14, 2024

IRS tax problems can quickly become complex, and sometimes navigating them on your own can feel like being lost in a maze. This is when the vast knowledge and experience of a tax attorney can become invaluable. Understanding when to hire a tax attorney can save you from potential legal pitfalls and ensure you are

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Can You Negotiate With the IRS?

Dawn Delia August 1, 2024

If you owe federal taxes to the IRS, but the full amount exceeds what you are able to pay, the IRS fortunately offers alternative options. One of these options is a payment plan, also called an installment agreement. You may find yourself needing to negotiate with the IRS about a payment plan or worried about

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