Maybe you advertise online and periodically use your truck as a moving van for residents in your locale who are relocating.
Yes, Prince was meticulous, but not in every important realm
A recent media article focusing upon the legendary and recently deceased pop entertainer Prince refers to the "Prince Syndrome."
Small businesses and IRS tax audits: a bit of germane info
Most Americans well note the investigatory power and enforcement clout of the Internal Revenue Service. Indeed, many millions of people go into heightened-stress mode whenever they think of the IRS.
Can the IRS take my passport?
In short yes. In January 2016 a new law was enacted that allows the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to rescind your passport if you owe more than $50,000 in taxes.
Could expansive Tax Court ruling open up litigation flood gates?
Although a commentator in a recent media article on IRS whistleblowing calls a United States Tax Court ruling "good news," that sentiment is certainly not universally shared.
Tax authorities cite estate, gift-tax "loophole;" vow change
OK, a suitable preface to today's blog post is certainly an up-and-front disclaimer that its subject matter is not exactly egalitarian.
A reality that sometimes needs addressing: elder financial abuse
She said she simply loved him.
Some important estate planning considerations for those who have remarried
In the immediate aftermath of a prolonged and particularly acrimonious divorce, it's not uncommon for people to vow that they will never remarry, as they simply wouldn't want to put themselves or their children at risk of having to endure the experience all over again.
Tax-related sparring turns to litigation in IRS/Facebook spat
It is certainly no secret that the Internal Revenue Service has had a sharp and unwavering spotlight on American taxpayers with foreign assets and accounts over the past few years.
Understand the Gift Tax in three steps
How much can I give and not pay taxes?
Avoiding probate: why you might want to and some ideas on how to do it
Probate is a term readers have probably heard at some point. The term refers primarily to the process of establishing the validity of a will, but also refers to the process of administering the will. Probate defaults as a court-supervised process that involves expenses and takes a certain amount of time. In cases where disputes arise or estate documents are not in order, time delays can be significant.
