US Tax Court rules against taxpayer

To limit tax trouble, follow the rules. One taxpayer was the sole shareholder of a limited liability company (LLC) when the IRS assessed a harsh penalty for the LLC’s unpaid tax. She sought a refund, claiming that the penalty was assessed outside the statute of limitations. The IRS noted that the statute of limitations hadn’t […]

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2025 Budget released

President Biden has released his fiscal year 2025 budget. The tax-related proposals aim to make wealthy individuals and corporations “pay their fair share” of taxes, according to a White House statement. Biden highlighted many of the proposals in his State of the Union speech. In the budget, Biden targets the tax avoidance of large, U.S. […]

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Need time to pay your taxes?

If an individual can’t pay a tax bill in full by the April 15, 2024, due date, there are ways to ease the burden. The taxpayer may be able to enter into a written agreement with the IRS to pay the tax in installments. Plans include a short-term installment agreement of up to 120 days […]

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Is disability income taxable?

Is disability income taxable? Generally, income you receive for disability through an employer-paid accident or health insurance plan must be included on your tax return. An exclusion exists if the payments are for personal injury or sickness. One married couple received disability income from the husband’s retirement plan and were sent a Form 1099-R for […]

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