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How the Estate Tax is Calculated
Will My Beneficiaries Have to Pay the Estate Tax? The estate tax, more ominously known as the death tax, is a federal tax that is due when a deceased person’s estate exceeds a certain monetary threshold. The federal estate tax is brutal, since an estate that is subject to the estate tax will owe roughly […]
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Finalizing an IRS Appeal
You may not walk away with a deal from the appeals officer at one sitting. The officer may want more documents from you or…
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Example of an IRS Appeal
The law says that a sideline business loss can produce a tax write-off as long as the business owner is honestly trying to make a…
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Ending an Office or Field Audit
Generally, there is no stopping an audit once it begins. Once the IRS sends an examination notice to your last known address, the audit…
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Correspondence Audits and Other IRS Notices
If visiting the IRS would cause you great hardship, you can ask that the office audit be held at your home or business.
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Changing an Audit Form Office, Field or Mail
If visiting the IRS would cause you great hardship, you can ask that the office audit be held at your home or business.
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Attending an Office or Field Audit
Before leaving for your tax audit — or before the revenue agent arrives at your home office— take one last look at your documents and…
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Arguing Your Case in Tax Court
Come to court a little early; judges hate tardiness. It will also give you time to find parking and the right room, and to…
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Appealing Your IRS Tax Audit
Appealing isn’t especially difficult or timeconsuming. Your chance of getting at least some tax reduction is great. You don’t have to hire a…
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US Tax Law: Frequently Asked Questions
The 25 Most Frequently Asked Questions About Taxes - 1. How long should I keep my tax papers? 2. How long should I…
