Have you ever stared at your W-2 form and wondered what those cryptic codes in Box 14 mean? You’re not alone. Box 14 is like a secret language employers use to report extra details about your pay and benefits – details that could save you money or prevent tax headaches. Let’s decode this section together […]
Staring down the barrel of a massive IRS tax debt can feel utterly paralyzing. Perhaps you owe more than you could ever hope to pay back. Wage garnishments and property liens loom – your panic levels rising. But before waving the white flag, know this: The IRS does not want to play debt collector any […]
Nobody likes getting blindsided by surprise taxes. Whether you’re receiving a retirement plan payout, annuity payment, or other nonperiodic distribution, improper tax withholding amount can leave you scrambling to cover an unexpected bill from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). That’s where IRS form W-4R comes in. This powerful but overlooked withholding certificate puts you in […]
Do you owe the IRS each year when you file your federal income tax return? Do you receive income from sources other than a regular paycheck, like self-employment, side jobs, investment income, or rental property? If so, you may be required to make estimated tax payments to avoid penalties from the IRS. Estimated taxes can […]
Have you invested in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum? If so, you need to pay attention to a critical tax reporting update from the IRS. A seismic shift is coming that will impact every US crypto investor and trader. The IRS is rolling out a new form – the 1099-DA – exclusively for reporting capital […]
IRS Letter 2645C, sometimes called an interim letter, is the Internal Revenue Service’s way of notifying you that they’ve received some type of information or documentation from you but haven’t taken action on it yet. However, the letter does not specify what documents were obtained. The 2645c letter irs sends simply states that the tax-related […]