You, along with tens of millions of other Americans, may be eligible for tax refunds for penalties and interest you paid during the COVID-19 pandemic.
If you own a cannabis business and have tax debt with the IRS resulting from a notice under Section 280E of the Internal Revenue Code,
You are facing the reality that you cannot pay the tax debt you owe to the IRS, and you’ve heard about the IRS Effective Tax
If you have a significant debt to the IRS while living with a chronic health condition or have been diagnosed with a serious illness, the
You’ve completed your federal tax return, but instead of breathing a sigh of relief, you’re hyperventilating: Yes, you can pay the IRS what you owe,
Section 280E Audits. Anyone who spends time in the mountains knows the terrain can change quickly. A trail that starts easy can suddenly become steep,
Section 280E of the Internal Revenue Code generally prohibits companies trafficking Schedule I or II controlled substances from deducting necessary and ordinary business expenses. For
Cannabis businesses nationwide have been exploring strategies to work around IRS code 280E, which prohibits businesses involved in Schedule I or II controlled substances from
Marijuana businesses nationwide are facing excessive taxes due to IRS Code Section 280E, which prohibits businesses involved in the trafficking of Schedule 1 controlled substances
If you’ve received IRS Letter CP508, it’s not just another notice—it’s one that can directly impact your ability to travel. This letter means the IRS
