Tax Law Blog

According to the Internal Revenue Service's website, in 2012, the agency received a total of 144,928,472 tax return documents. Given the significant number of tax returns filed each year, it's seems crazy to think that the IRS would be able to...

In this blog, we frequently discuss tax matters and potential problems that impact small business owners and non-owners alike. In many cases, tax disputes result from adverse situations that impact an individual's professional or personal life....

The dawn of a new year is upon us. What a better time to reflect back on what has been and look forward to what could be. Many of us try to envision the new year with a certain amount of hope. There are many areas in which there could be reason to...

Under the U.S. Tax Code, both employees and employers are required to pay certain taxes which are used to fund various government programs. These withholding taxes are deducted from an employee's paycheck and employers must report such withholdings...

If conducting a national survey about paying taxes, you'd likely be hard-pressed to find many individuals or business owners who enjoy handing over their hard-earned income to the Internal Revenue Service. Regardless, U.S. citizens and those working...

When it comes to compliance issues related to tax laws and regulations, the Internal Revenue Service is known for having an unforgiving and stringent approach. However, despite the IRS' inflexible approach to compliance issues, the agency routinely...

Business owners must often hire accountants and other tax professionals to provide financial advice and to prepare and file tax-related documents. Those who choose to handle complex financial and tax matters on their own run the risk of making...

There are multiple reasons why someone may not file a tax return by the date it is due. Sometimes it’s the result of procrastination. In other situations, a person may avoid doing it because they owe money and are unsure of how to cover that...

With 2014 drawing to an end, Ohio residents are gearing up for a New Year and a fresh start. While individuals may be contemplating their New Year's resolutions, small business owners are busy planning and preparing documents related to...

It's one of the worst nightmares a taxpayer can face: finding oneself under investigation by the federal government for suspected criminal tax offenses. There are few things that can be scarier and more intimidating for a taxpayer than being...