Financial problems could make any Atlanta resident feel weighted down. When those issues relate to money owed to the IRS for taxes, it can seem even more stressful. After all, the IRS is a government agency and has the power to seize assets if balances are overdue....
Income Taxes
Are you thinking about not filing a tax return?
Tax season has arrived, and you and many other Atlanta residents may be worrying about what that could mean for your financial situation. After an uncertain year regarding employment, income and other aspects of life, you may wonder whether filing your taxes is even...
Have unfiled tax returns? You could still get a refund
Some people may not have filed their taxes for multiple years. The reasons behind their not filing can differ from person to person, but the longer a return goes unfiled, the more serious the issue could become. As a result, even if you are behind on your tax returns,...
Use an offer in compromise to escape IRS tax debt
When you owe money to the IRS, it has a way of bogging you down. Not only financially, but also emotionally. While you may be in an unenviable position, there are steps you can take to escape IRS tax debt and reclaim control of your finances. An offer in compromise is...
What to know about 2020 tax rules
Georgia residents and others who are getting ready for the 2020 tax year have just received critical information from the IRS. The government agency announced that the standard deduction for single filers is going to be $12,400. For those who are filing jointly with a...
The perils of misunderstanding tax laws
The tax code can be confusing to taxpayers in Georgia and throughout the country. However, it is important to know the difference between fact and fiction when it comes to paying taxes and filing returns in a timely manner. Those who earn money from a side gig will...
Look for an IRS tax question regarding cryptocurrency
In Georgia and across the United States, taxpayers may want to pay attention to two new Internal Revenue Service (IRS) tax guidelines. Watch for a new checkbox located on Form 1040. This checkbox will inquire whether the taxpayer received, sold, sent, exchanged or...
IRS posts update to new postcard 1040 form
Georgia taxpayers will have to fill out a slightly longer 1040 form when they file their 2019 taxes, according to the Internal Revenue Service. The agency has posted a draft of the new form, which updates the postcard-sized return that debuted in 2018, on its website....
New tax form geared toward older filers
Georgia residents who are 65 and older may able to make use of Form 1040-SR, which is designed to be easier to read. It is also designed to focus more on retirement income and making older taxpayers aware of potential tax benefits. A draft version of the form was...
An overview of the new IRS tax form
Georgia taxpayers will need to get ready for the new W-4 form that the IRS is rolling out for next year. The government agency says that the goal of the new form is to make sure that taxpayers owe as little as possible at the end of they year. Ideally, neither the...
