The IRS has announced on its website that certain affected taxpayers have until November 2, 2015 to file most tax returns (including individual, estate, trust, partnership, C corporation, and S corporation income tax returns; estate, gift, and generation-skipping transfer tax … Read More
Clarifying tax updates (and myths) from around the Internet grapevine.
We’re all in the business of information-wading. You may be a professional email speed-reader or Facebook news feed sifter. For us, it’s about battling wrong information aggregators and putting the … Read More
While end-of-year finances and tax tips aren’t nearly as entertaining to review as Houston Chronicle’s recent EOY article Houston’s 50 Most Fascinating People of 2014, they’re still worth a peek to make sure your numbers ring in a Happy … Read More
As you likely have heard, Kinder Morgan Inc. (NYSE: KMI) in August entered into merger agreements with Kinder Morgan Energy Partners LP (NYSE: KMP), Kinder Morgan Management LLC (NYSE: KMR) and El Paso Pipeline Partners LP, (NYSE: EPB) essentially consolidating … Read More
While the IRS ordinarily sends correspondence through the mail, we want you to be aware that some IRS agents are now calling to inform taxpayers that they will be audited or examined, prior to mailing the notice. While this may … Read More
According to the IRS and victims of identity theft, the process is a grueling and frustrating one. It is considered a serious crime and can potentially ruin your financial reputation.
How do you abate the chance of identity theft when much of our business is conducted online? The IRS implemented an ID Theft Tool Kit with resources, information and tips.
Individual Retirement Accounts (IRA) are used by taxpayers as valuable investment tools for retirement planning. When considering options for retirement investments, just like most financial options, many factors come into play.
A taxpayer’s traditional IRA assets appreciate on a tax-deferred … Read More
Keep Calm, Handle an IRS notice and Carry On
Doing federal taxes every year is already stressful enough; add getting an IRS notice later and it can become downright nerve-racking. However, millions of letters and notices are sent to taxpayers every year, and most can be dealt with painlessly. … Read More