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1. How To Use The IRS Payment Plan Online


IRS payment plan online is significantly helpful for taxpayers especially for individuals having difficulties making lump sum payments. If you’re one of those individuals, then the IRS installment plan is a great tax relief option for you. Through IRS online services, you can now conveniently apply and monitor your payment plans. Read on to learn more about IRS payment plan online agreements… Click to read more

2. Tax Preparation Checklist To Take Control Of Your Tax Planning Early This Year


Have you considered compiling a tax preparation checklist? Tax filing may feel complicated at times due to the number of documents and information one has to prepare. Having a tax preparation checklist will give you more power and control over your income tax preparation. So, on your next tax filing, save some time and effort with this income tax checklist… Click to read more

3. Basics Of The IRS W9 Form


As a sole proprietor or independent contractor, you complete a variety of tax forms traditional employees avoid, and these include IRS W9 Form. This one is simple, but it’s still important to know its purpose. Most of all, you have to learn how to complete it correctly and keep your information secure… Click to read more

4. No Health Insurance Penalty | Everything You Need To Know


One of the most controversial aspects of the Affordable Care Act (ACA or better known as Obamacare) is the no health insurance penalty. With the mandate, it compels Americans to secure health coverage. Not sure whether you will be asked to pay a tax penalty or how much it will cost? The good news is, it is not as confusing as you may think. Read on to learn more about it… Click to read more

Do You Qualify For IRS Back Tax Relief? Take The Quiz Now!
Do You Qualify For IRS Back Tax Relief? Take The Quiz Now!

5. Federal Tax Withholding Table Guide


Are you familiar with the federal tax withholding table? If you have taxable income, unfortunately, a chunk of what you earn gets taken away. The federal tax table determines this chunk. If you’re an employer, you need this table to know how much you should deduct from your workers’ salaries. And if you’re an employee, you need to check out this table, so you know what you should and shouldn’t be paying. So, here’s everything you need to know! Click to read more

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