Tips to Help Taxpayers with January 30 Tax Season Opening

Tips to Help Taxpayers with January 30 Tax Season Opening

We thought it a good idea to share some tips to help taxpayers with the January, 30 tax season opening.  The IRS will begin processing most individual income tax returns on Jan. 30 after updating forms and completing programming and testing of its processing systems. The IRS anticipated many of the tax law changes made…

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Why Are Taxpayers Leaving Behind Billions of Dollars at Tax Time?

Why Are Taxpayers Leaving Behind Billions of Dollars at Tax Time?; taxes

Why Are Taxpayers Leaving Behind Billions of Dollars at Tax Time? The 2018 tax season is officially over. Most Americans are happy to have their tax returns in the rearview mirror. After all, nobody really enjoys doing taxes. Why is that? For the most part, it’s because doing taxes is such a complicated, frustrating experience…

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Mandatory e-pay for CA Taxpayers with +$80K of Tax Per Year

Mandatory e-pay for CA Taxpayers with +$80K of Tax Per Year

Mandatory e-pay for CA Taxpayers with +$80K of Tax Per Year Update: 11/10/09: The FTB now has a pay-by-phone option available. See: http://www.ftb.ca.gov/individuals/mandatory_epay/paybyphone.shtml That Franchise Tax Board (FTB) has begun mailing notices (FTB 4106 MEO) to taxpayers who meet the mandatory e-pay threshold. The new mandatory e-pay law requires taxpayers to remit their payments electronically…

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Why Are These Wealthy Taxpayers Angry About Taxes?

Why Are These Wealthy Taxpayers Angry About Taxes?

Why Are These Wealthy Taxpayers Angry About Taxes? By Alan Olsen In most cases, when you hear about someone being angry about taxes, you automatically assume they think they’re paying too much. Nearly all taxpayers think they pay too much, no matter their income level. But for the most part, wealthy taxpayers tend to be…

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