Cash flow is tight, payroll is due, and you don’t have enough money left to make your business’s IRS Form 941 taxes deposit. Failing to
Separating your IRS tax debt from a former spouse is complicated, especially if you previously filed joint returns with unexpected understatements. You want to make
Dealing with IRS tax debt from a previously filed joint return after a divorce can quickly become a sticky situation. If your former spouse underreported
If you’re facing tax debt after a divorce, the IRS may expect you to pay your former spouse’s tax deficiencies, unless you can show economic
You may have heard that the IRS only has 10 years to collect unpaid taxes. That is generally true, but don’t start circling a date
Married couples commonly file joint IRS tax returns, which can certainly help simplify your finances as a couple. But if you divorce, you may end
If you and your former spouse have previous joint returns with tax deficiencies, you’re at risk of incurring tax debt that doesn’t actually belong to
Section 280E tax cases introduce complications, and the IRS may not always see your deductions as valid. Once the IRS assesses your taxes and the
Marijuana and cannabis businesses are stuck waiting for federal law to catch up with the opinions of most of the country. Section 280E still applies
Cannabis and marijuana businesses are some of the most difficult operations to run, especially from a tax and accounting perspective. Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section
