The Secrets to Conquering Overwhelm

It’s that time of year again, folks: Welcome to tax season 2021! I bet that right about now, your desk is a disaster zone of paperwork. You probably feel like pulling your hair out when you think about the CARES Act, new changes to the tax codes, or all of the financial planning work you still have to do for 2021 and 2022 ... CONTINUE READING

From the Practice Corner

The IRS allows taxpayers to pay off tax debt through an Installment Agreement (IA) after they can prove paying off the debt all at once is not possible. An IA is an agreement between the taxpayer and the IRS that fully pays the liability over time, generally 72 months. The reality is that 65%–70% of your tax resolution cases will be resolved through IAs ... CONTINUE READING

Terror Tale of the Month

When international rock star Prince died of a fentanyl overdose in 2016, his family was dismayed to discover that he'd passed without a will. A massive estate battle ensued. The tug of war between Prince's six siblings and half-siblings was in the news for years, and now, the controversial estate is back in the headlines thanks to an announcement from the IRS ... CONTINUE READING