A mistake on a Georgia tax return may start as a simple filing issue. However, the situation can become more serious when the Georgia Department of Revenue (DOR) changes a return or says that more tax is due. At that point, deadlines and formal dispute rules can turn...
Governor Brian Kempโs signing of House Bill 463 (HB 463) marks a significant change in Georgiaโs tax policy, accelerating the state income tax cut from 5.49% to 4.99% for the 2026 tax year. The lower rate is welcome news for taxpayers, but the lawโs retroactive effect...
Running a small business in Georgia requires you to handle many tasks every day. Between serving customers and managing staff, you might easily forget about tax rules. Unfortunately, simple mistakes can catch the eye of the IRS or the Georgia Department of Revenue and...
A tax penalty can put pressure on a Georgia business, especially when an unexpected filing problem, late payment or reporting error leads to extra costs. However, you may have options if your business can show a valid reason for the issue. The Internal Revenue Service...
Regardless of the circumstances, getting audited by the IRS is something no one wants to deal with. However, it can happen for various reasons, some more severe than others. Knowing how an IRS audit works helps you prepare to address the situation as calmly and...
The IRS audits thousands of Georgia business owners each year. Knowing what draws scrutiny can help you file with confidence. Unreported income raises immediate red flags Every institution that pays your business reports that income to the IRS. The agency then matches...
Every year, Georgia State lawmakers propose numerous new laws, and some of them eventually pass the legislature to change life for Georgia residents. In 2025, state lawmakers passed House Bill 511 (HB511), which the governor later signed into law. Under this new law,...
Employers are expected to take care of payroll taxes in accordance with the law. When that doesnโt happen, the employer can face serious tax issues. Payroll taxes can quickly escalate because employers must hold certain taxes in trust for the government. This includes...
An IRS audit letter can feel alarming. Knowing your rights before you respond can make a real difference in how the process unfolds. Why your audit rights matter The Taxpayer Bill of Rights gives every taxpayer a defined set of protections. These rights apply whether...
Gig workers and those with small side hustles often use electronic payment systems when selling their creations at a craft show or providing basic services to local customers. The reporting requirements for people with alternate streams of income or small businesses...
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