Though many individuals and residents consider the first few months of the year, and April in particular, as tax-crunch time, taxes are a relevant concern at all times. Keeping good documents to facilitate the filing of accurate returns and keeping up with tax news that could impact you are just two … [Read more...] about Dallas County reports preliminary 7 percent hike in property tax
Federal deadlines a moot point for some Dallas tax papers
Tax season has come and gone, but that doesn't mean everyone's completed their federal filings. For many, the filing of accurate returns continues to be a struggle after April 15. Some are still working to collect the necessary information. In those cases, filing an appropriate extension request … [Read more...] about Federal deadlines a moot point for some Dallas tax papers
Dallas taxpayers should consider the dangers of hackers
For taxpayers in Dallas, Texas, and throughout the country, tax time can be a stressful seasons. The filing of accurate returns and timely payments is the best way to avoid issues with the Internal Revenue Service and other tax entities, but even individuals who do everything they are supposed to … [Read more...] about Dallas taxpayers should consider the dangers of hackers
Dallas business pays over $5 million in delinquent property tax
Not all delinquent taxes are related to the Internal Revenue Service. Businesses and individuals have a responsibility to report assets and pay taxes to state and local jurisdictions. The filing of accurate returns at all levels is one way to ensure tax compliance. For a Dallas business operating in … [Read more...] about Dallas business pays over $5 million in delinquent property tax
Innocent spouse relief and divorce in Texas
The Internal Revenue Service holds spouses responsible for each other's tax payments when they submit joint tax returns, a rule that is not necessarily absolved when such filers end their marriages. In some cases, however, Texas divorcees may be able to successfully request partial relief, … [Read more...] about Innocent spouse relief and divorce in Texas
IRS to stop seizing assets from delinquents during shutdown
The recent government shutdown prompted in part by junior Texas Senator Ted Cruz could have unexpectedly positive effects for individuals with delinquent income taxes. This comes after the Internal Revenue Service announced that it would suspend all new asset seizures and will only enforce existing … [Read more...] about IRS to stop seizing assets from delinquents during shutdown