The laws that govern tax obligations in the United States are enough to make even the most seasoned of businessmen question their returns. Did they take advantage of all possible credits and deductions? Did they provide enough documentation to support the claims?...
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IRS’ Dirty Dozen: The Fuel Tax Credit
The fuel tax credit is a refundable tax credit created to provide relief to eligible taxpayers for federal taxes paid on fuel used for certain purposes – as part of the Dirty Dozen list, many taxpayers misunderstand and misuse this credit. If you’re considering taking advantage of the Fuel Tax Credit, here’s what you need to know.
Timeline of a typical ERC fraud case
Small business owners are the backbone of our economy. They balance not just providing a valuable service or good to their communities but also the demands of business ownership — the nitty gritty of navigating administrative tasks and making sure the business...
The ERC in 2024: What Employers Need to Know
No one wants an IRS audit letter to arrive at their door, and lately, many SMBs are facing them. The era of the ERC is far from over, and long from solid – Here’s what business owners should know.
IRS update on ERC claims: Agency will deny thousands and may pursue charges against small business owners
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has made it clear that it is coming after anyone that took advantage of the Employee Retention Credit (ERC) during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. Although their goal is noble — to make sure tax cheats are not bilking the system —...
What do I do if I got an ERC disallowance letter from the IRS?
It seems that the mail these days holds two things: bills and marketing materials. For the truly unlucky, the mail may also contain a letter from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Although it may be tempting to ignore the letter or pretend it does not exist, a...
IRS takes aggressive approach during ERC audits: 3 things to know
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has made it clear that it will aggressively pursue those it claims “erroneously” attempt to take advantage of the Employee Retention Credit (ERC). As of March 15, the agency reported over 22,000 improper claims. #1: What is the ERC?...
Will state taxing authorities really come after my small business?
Small businesses form the backbone of the American economy, providing jobs, services, and innovation. Business owners must balance the perks that come with owning a small business with the downsides. One example: complex tax regulations. When businesses fall behind on...
The audit lottery: Do small businesses really draw the short straw?
Small businesses are often the lifeblood of the economy, yet they face unique challenges when it comes to taxes. The complexity of tax law, combined with the diverse nature of small business operations, can lead to errors or omissions that attract the attention of the...
A cautionary tale for small business owners: The high stakes of tax compliance in New York
Imagine pouring your heart and soul into building a small business from the ground up. You're clocking in long hours, juggling the challenges of managing a dedicated team, and constantly striving to satisfy your customers. Amidst this whirlwind of activity, there is...