Jablonsky Tax Relief Articles
Richardson TX – The Criminalization of Payroll Tax Debt!
As covered previously, Payroll Tax Debt issues are among the most complex and potentially the most damaging tax debt cases that we see in our Richardson, TX tax office. First, there are the potential penalties that can create a financial hole that’s almost impossible...
Scams, Fraud, and Hackers in the Time of Coronavirus
With an alarming increase in scams, cybercrimes, and other fraud schemes, we all need to be extra diligent in our actions to protect our businesses, our computers, our children, and ourselves. Here are some things we need to watch out for and how to stay safe....
The IRS Trust Fund Recovery Penalty – Business Tax Debt and Personal Liability
Payroll Tax Debt can become a nightmare for a taxpayer who gets behind. In addition to the potential penalties to a corporation, LLC, or partnership for unpaid taxes that we reviewed in our previous blog, there is also the potential for personal liability. Today, we...
How to Work from Home More Often
If you agree that “there’s no place like home,” then you may also have a wish to work from home more often. In many cases, you can, and here are some tools you need to get started. If the products and services your business sells can be sold or delivered digitally,...
Richardson TX – Why Cash Strapped Businesses Need to Make Payroll Tax Deposits
When business owners come into our Richardson TX tax office with a payroll tax debt issue, it’s often more complex than a typical IRS 1040 tax debt problem. Payroll Tax Debt not only may involve risk at the corporate or LLC level, but both owners and possibly other...
When Business Taxes Become Personal Liabilities
In the upcoming months, many small businesses will struggle to survive. In order to survive difficult times, business owners often need to make decisions on what they should and shouldn’t pay. Sometimes, it comes down to making decisions that have no good answers....
Plano TX – The Stimulus Payments. What are They and Who Qualifies?
Over the next week or two, I hope to write several blogs about the CARES ACT. The Cares Act was passed by Congress and signed into law by the President on March 27th. It contains a number of initiatives, with the goal of providing financial relief, to both individual...
Have IRS Debt? Learn about changes in IRS Due to the Coronavirus!
Yesterday (March 25th, 2020) the IRS announced a People First Initiative, where the IRS announced that their priority would be helping taxpayers through uncertain times versus collection actions. These would include providing various payments relief and postponing...
Mobile Accounting? It’s Here, Now
That's right: The future is here! Now that it's officially 2020, it may be time to jump on that accounting app bandwagon if you haven't already done so. The exciting news is you can actually do a lot of your accounting tasks from your phone instead of your computer....
New Tax Deadline Is Official — July 15, 2020
Both the IRS and Treasury have announced that the deadline to file AND pay your individual federal income tax for the tax year of 2019 has been extended to July 15, 2020. Many states have extended their deadlines as well; please check with us to determine the deadline...
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