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Married couples share their income and resources, so they often file joint tax returns. Frequently, one spouse prepares the tax return with minimal involvement on the part of the other spouse. They simply sign the document and trust that everything is accurate. They...
Nobody enjoys the process of preparing, filing and paying their taxes. But once the taxes are filed, you can breathe a sigh of relief, knowing that you have another year before you have to repeat the process. Therefore, it can be unnerving to receive a CP14 notice...
Indiana’s tax laws are changing in 2026, affecting individuals and businesses. These updates focus on income and property taxes, providing potential relief for homeowners and business owners. Having knowledge of these details can help individuals and businesses plan...
Income tax debts tend to grow rapidly. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) often imposes penalties for the underpayment of taxes, even if the underpayment is unintentional. The IRS is also notorious for collecting interest that compounds daily. What people owe may...
In some cases, the Internal Revenue Service will allow those who are behind on taxes to use an installment plan. This is a type of payment plan where a person pays monthly installments and gradually addresses their back taxes over time. It can make tax debt more...
Tax debt can accumulate rapidly, especially when people lose their jobs or make the same mistake year after year when filing their income tax returns. In addition to the base amount of unpaid taxes that they owe, they also have to cover any penalties assessed by the...
A tax lien can follow you long after the bill arrives. You protect your credit and your options by understanding how liens work in Indiana. What a tax lien is A tax lien is a formal legal claim that secures the government’s interest in your property when you fail to...
Going through an IRS audit can be a stressful and complex situation. You will certainly be interested in getting through it as quickly as you can, which is why it’s often important to work with an experienced law firm, especially if you have not been through an audit...
Owing money to the Internal Revenue Service is disheartening, partly because they’re so harsh with the collection attempts. Some of the tools they have at their disposal are rather frightening. For example, they place a lien or a levy on your personal property. Some...
All income that taxpayers earn needs to be reported to the IRS so that they can pay the appropriate amount in taxes. For many people, this is as simple as reporting the income they earn from biweekly paychecks. They only have one source of income, so as long as they...