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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) was signed into law on Dec. 22, 2017. Its changes to the way federal taxes work went into effect in 2018. How does the TCJA affect you? While tax reforms are commonplace in Washington, and changes to the tax code occur every year, the Tax Cuts and Jobs …
According to the IRS, almost 14 million Americans fall behind on their taxes. If you have fallen behind, here is how to file back taxes with a professional attorney. It is upsettingly easy to get on the IRS’s bad side. While we are reminded to judiciously file our taxes every year, there are circumstances – …
*Last Updated on March 23, 2021 When the coronavirus crisis first began, Congress responded by rolling out a number of bills aimed at providing financial aid to individual Americans as well as state and local governments, in order to help subdue the hemorrhaging effects of the virus on the American economy. One of these bills, …
A wage garnishment is a legal order authorizing an employer to withhold a portion of an employee’s paycheck to satisfy a debt. However, there are different wage garnishment laws by state. There are limits to what income can be garnished, and how much can be garnished. Generally, private creditors can garnish less and face much …
A bank levy is one of the IRS’s last resorts when collecting from a taxpayer with an overdue tax bill. This guide explores the bank levy process. Bank levies do not come out of anywhere – the IRS is obligated to give ample notice and will often try to collect in a myriad of other …
Navigating employer payroll taxes has become more confusing and difficult as we manage the COVID-19 crisis across America. Here’s what you should know about payroll taxes during this time of uncertainty. As part of the White House’s response to COVID’s economic impact, the President signed an executive order earlier in August giving employers the option …