People have to pay income taxes when they work or have other sources of income, such as rental properties or investments. Those with regular income typically have to file income tax returns every year with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). An income tax return helps...
Atlanta Georgia Tax Law Blog
What are your audit vulnerabilities?
Audit letters are bad enough, but the fear and stress of interacting with the IRS often comes with a second, less certain feeling: what did I do wrong? Audits look for specific actions and patterns, and understanding their targets can help you know what your next...
What should I do if I receive a tax audit notification?
Imagine you open your mailbox to find an envelope marked with the IRS seal. Your heart races as you wonder if you did something wrong on your taxes. Did you make a mistake on your form, or something more significant? Anyone in this situation can benefit from a basic...
What do I need to know about foreign assets and IRS tax obligations?
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has consistently called out high-income earners for tax compliance issues, particularly those with assets and accounts beyond U.S. borders. This focus aims to minimize tax evasion and ensure that taxpayers contribute their fair...
Could I go to jail for a tax mistake?
Tax laws are complex, and mistakes can happen. Receiving a mailing from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) can lead to all sorts of questions, ranging from how much I owe to whether I could go to jail. It is important for any taxpayer who receives notification of a...
4 changes to Georgia’s tax laws in 2025
As we move into 2025, Georgia is implementing several significant changes to its tax laws. These changes are designed to provide tax relief and improve the state's tax system. Here's a detailed look at what you can expect. Lower Personal Income Tax Rate One of the...
3 common income tax mistakes small business owners make
Individuals with income from employment, investments and even gambling have to file income tax returns. Frequently, employed individuals qualify for income tax refunds because they paid more than they needed to toward their federal income tax obligations for the year....
Does IRS innocent spouse relief protect taxpayers in Georgia?
It is standard practice for spouses to file their taxes together. While some couples do file their annual income tax returns separately, joint filings often help people maximize their use of deductions and credits. Frequently, one spouse handles financial and tax...
Is bankruptcy the best solution to significant tax debts?
Filing an annual tax return allows someone to verify that they have paid a sufficient amount in income taxes. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) reviews information provided by employers and financial institutions when verifying the tax returns submitted by...
Can an individual settle tax debts for a fraction of what they owe?
People like to claim that the government always gets what people owe it. That aphorism is a way of conveying how serious the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is about enforcing tax law and collecting on valid tax debts. Not only can the IRS hold people accountable for...
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