The IRS is setting their sights on cryptocurrency. Last month I wrote about letters the IRS was sending out to more than 10,000 taxpayers who are also holders of virtual currencies. (See: […] Read More
Have you joined the cryptocurrency boom? If you currently have or have had a cryptocurrency account and invest in, trade in or otherwise do business in cryptocurrencies, you must report that activity […] Read More
So your kid has landed a summer job. Great news! A first summer job that requires a kid to fill out a W4 form is exciting and also eye-opening since this is […] Read More
Don’t relax just because tax season is done. While Tax Season for individuals may be over, businesses have quarterly deadlines and individual late filers live in a perpetual state of concern over […] Read More
Divorce pre-2019 was messy but divorce post-2018 is going to be hellish. That’s due to the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act which reverses a law that was introduced 77 years ago. […] Read More
The title of this piece is not a fancy math problem. It’s simply the equation for a bunch of highfalutin cheats getting caught. And, it’s all the buzz; wealthy parents paying enormous […] Read More
Whether you’re a fan of the Oscars or not, the IRS sure is. They get pretty excited every year. That’s because the Oscars swag bag has been a topic of tax discussions […] Read More
Don’t think of April 15th as your tax deadline. Not this year. The sooner you file your taxes, the better. That’s because, come February 15th, the government could be shut down again […] Read More
An end of year government shutdown has made the IRS more short-staffed than ever. And the tax bill passed late in 2017 has created a flurry of confusion. As a result, taxpayers […] Read More
The Internal Revenue Service is not the kind of bureaucratic organization one thinks of as being “social.” Yet, come to find out the IRS has a Facebook page and a Twitter account. […] Read More