Businesses of all sizes are required to comply with state and federal tax regulations in order to avoid audits and penalties. However, even if you are the owner of a business, it doesn't mean you are expected to run it on your own without any help.For instance, you...
Month: February 2016
Report: 10 things to avoid if you want to avoid an audit
The U.S. tax code is often referred to as the most complex tax code in the world. Because of this, people can make mistakes, overlook details and misinterpret their obligations quite easily. However, this doesn't mean that the IRS will look the other way if there are...
What are the penalties if I can’t pay my taxes?
By now, individuals across Atlanta should have started receiving tax documents in the mail. While you still have several weeks until the deadline to file your taxes, there are many people who are starting to think about the taxes they expect to get back or those they...
How does the IRS choose who to audit?
Each year during tax season, we receive questions from many Georgia taxpayers about IRS audits. In particular, individuals and small business owners want to know what they can do to minimize their risk of being audited. While there is no way to completely avoid an...
What if an employee loses their W-2?
Many taxpayers in Georgia look forward to receiving their annual W-2 form from their employer. The W-2 form -- officially, the Internal Revenue Service's Wage and Tax Statement -- lists an employee's wages for the year as well as some other key figures, including...
Audits can now come 6 years after being filed
No individual or business owner wants to be audited by the Internal Revenue Service. Tax returns are complicated enough to file, and the idea that the IRS can come back and launch a thorough investigation into those documents and financial accounts can lead to...
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