If you are moving, you doubtlessly have put together a long check-list of what needs to be done. Changing your address with the Post Office is likely one of the items on there. Here is a new one for you to add: Change your address with the IRS. Because of the sensitive information contained in […]
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The Internal Revenue Service’ Collection Process begins with this mission “Provide America’s taxpayers top quality service by helping them understand and meet their tax responsibilities and by applying the tax law with integrity and fairness to all”. If we’re going to digest every word from this statement of commitment, people who are going through financial […]
The IRS introduced a new form for 2011 – form 8949, Sales and Other Dispositions of Capital Goods. Schedule D-1, which was previously part of a continuous income statement that used to report individual transactions, has been deleted and Schedule D has been revised to serve as a summary of capital gains and losses. As […]
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According to the IRS, if you send in a paper return that is complete and accurate you should receive your refund check in six to eight weeks. If you file electronically you should have your refund in three to four weeks, and if you request direct deposit your refund could be in your bank account […]
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Do you owe back taxes? If so did you know that the IRS will calculate interest and penalties against the full amount that is owed? If you are entitled to a refund, then the IRS might even pay you on the interest for the delayed refund. If you are entitle to a refund there are […]
This movie made me angry and sad and frustrated. It kept me stressed, confused and in anticipation throughout the entire film. Seven Pounds is one of those stories that begins at the end, but doesn’t reveal the outcome until the end. It opens with Will Smith who plays the character Ben Thomas, sitting in a […]