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Used payroll taxes to pay rent, vendors, or payroll? Learn the risks of unpaid payroll taxes, Trust Fund Recovery Penalties, IRS levies, and personal liability. Speak with Tomes Law Firm today
Owe back taxes and received an IRS levy? Learn how IRS bank levies and wage garnishments work, what options may be available, and how to stop IRS collection actions.
Owing back taxes much less dealing with them isn’t fun and can be emotionally and mentally draining. But if you receive IRS notice LT11, you’ve received an ultimatum; pay your overdue taxes or your property will be seized! Staying silent will not help matters either as that may get you struck by bank levies, retirement … Continued
The IRS (Internal Revenue Service) has recently announced a significant increase in underpayment penalties, more than doubling the fees from two years ago. This change can have profound implications for taxpayers, potentially leading to substantial fees being added to their bills. In this blog post, we’ll explore the reasons behind the IRS’s decision, the impact … Continued
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has taken legal action against Ottley Communications Corp., the owner of WSTA radio station on St. Thomas, demanding payment of more than $2.1 million in overdue unemployment taxes. The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court, outlines the company’s failure to meet its federal tax obligations, including unpaid taxes, late filings, … Continued
With new funding and new hires, the IRS Collection Division has been in full swing this year. After receiving your first collection notice, the IRS has certain deadlines it has to follow with respect to these notices. Worse, if you received notices before the pandemic, those notices still apply 4 years later allowing the IRS … Continued
The Department of Justice announced last month that a Home Improvement Contractor was sentenced to two years in jail for failing to pay payroll taxes he collected from his employees. In addition to 2 years in jail he was ordered to pay restitution of over $1 million. Unfortunately for Jay Prather of Heritage General Building … Continued
cash sales need to be reported or you get a tax audit