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The Top 10 Secrets The IRS Doesn't Want You to Know

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business tax advice

We know how to keep you safe from the IRS…

The best advice any accountant could give you is to develop a strategic tax plan. You need to plan to not pay taxes. Stop leaving the process up to chance. You don’t have to hope and pray that you don’t owe, you can ensure it with just a little planning..

At Abundant Returns Tax Service, we first make sure your choice of business entity is serving you. Sometimes, you get better tax breaks depending on how your business is set up. Next, we fiind the programs that you can use to translate your expenses into proper tax deductions. Then we calculate based on your best estimate to make sure you will come out on the winning side. 

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Larisa

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business tax attorney

Not all lawyers are liars…

If you can find a good business tax attorney, he (or she) is worth their weight in gold. Tax law is a highly specialized area and it demands a lawyer that has experience dealing with the IRS and who stays on top of the everychanging tax law.

 Additional taxes, interest, and penalties are just the tip of the iceberg for making tax-related mistakes.  An audit can be a very expensive procedure.  Having to put together records before an audit because of poor record keeping practices can lead to an audit — an expensive procedure that can require countless hours of record-gathering and preparation.

How do you know if you need a tax attorney?

If you have a large tax obligation that you cannot meet. If you have been unjustly assessed penalties and interest. If the IRS refuses to refund your money.  If you have tried to deal with the IRS regarding your problem without success. If you have tried to utilize the Taxpayers Advocate service without success. If you feel like the IRS is giving you the run-a-round, a good tax attorney will know how to get their attention and make them sit up and beg.  

I would recommend seeing a tax preparer before seeing a tax attorney. The reason for this is the tax preparer may be able to solve your problem without charging you the high rates the attorney would charge.

All the best,

Larisa

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