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Investors often take steps to diversify their assets to better ensure a strong portfolio. In addition to various stocks, bonds, savings accounts and real estate, more and more investors are turning to cryptocurrency as another option to add to the mix. According to a...
One of the first things a taxpayer who gets a mailing from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) stating they are the subject of a tax audit should do is check to see which taxes the IRS is auditing. The rules and regulations that come with taxes apply to the IRS, just...
Whether moving before the pandemic or as a result of the pandemic, those who left New York for Florida or other warmer pastures often find themselves asking this question. Is my move legit? Will the New York taxing authorities try to send me a tax bill and expect me...
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) defines tax fraud as an intentional wrongdoing to evade a tax bill. In order to build a case against a taxpayer, the government must generally establish both that there was a tax due and that the taxpayer had the intention of...
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently published a news release encouraging taxpayers to proceed with caution when they get a contact claiming to be from the feds. The agency states that it is continuing to deal with scammers and that these scammers are becoming...
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently hired hundreds of new agents. The move is predicted to signal a surge in audits in coming years and a recent congressional bill supports this concern. The bill is a bipartisan infrastructure investment plan that, if passed,...
Taxpayers generally have to worry about two bills: the federal bill to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and the state bill to the state taxing authority in the state they call home. But, in recent years, this generally clear-cut rule has gotten complicated. In the...
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed how we work. The need to social distance and reduce unnecessary contact with people to help lower the risk of spreading the virus back in 2020 forced many employers to shift to a remote workforce. Instead of coming into the office,...
Uncle Sam wants a piece of your cryptocurrency, and he is not afraid to put some effort into getting his share. At least that was the message of a recent report released by the United States Treasury Department. According to the release, the feds are investing in...
The basic tax structure in the United States went through a major overhaul with the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) about three years ago. One major change involved limits on the deductions taxpayers could take on their federal tax returns for state and local tax...