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Using Insolvency to Your Advantage

By: Steve Dowell | 2011-07-01 | Loans
When it comes to dealing with the IRS and your settled debts, being broke can actually work to your advantage. It's the one time that having no money will help you instead of hurt you. read more

Tips on How to Resolve Your 1099 Tax Debt

By: Angelia Sampson | 2011-01-06 | Finance
In the fast-paced marketplace of the restaurant industry, it's step up or be stepped on. Do not let the IRS slow you down and eliminate your competitive character that enables you to profit in the food service business Is The IRS keeping you from reaching your own competitive potential... read more

Debt Forgiveness

By: Natalia Kobseva | 2010-11-11 | Personal Finance
Debt forgiveness - how does it work? Why does it work? These are the topics of this informative article. We also offer resources at the end of this article for getting started with a debt forgiveness program. read more

The Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act and Debt Cancellation

By: Professor Loan Mod | 2010-12-06 | Mortgages
Taking a look at the mortgage forgiveness debt relief act and how it impacts you if you are in foreclosure. If you are losing your home and are wondering if you are going to be responsible for the difference once the house sells on the market, weather it be in the form of a short sale or if it is a bank owned property. What you need to know. read more

Tax Liability

By: Sandi Lattin | 2011-01-25 | Taxes
Tax Breaks reduce average tax liability by about $8,000 per return. A TAS analysis found that, on average, the tax liability of each individual who files a federal tax return is reduced by about $8,000 a year due to these tax breaks. read more

Debt Settlement and the IRS - How to Figure Out If You're Insolvent at the Time of Pay Out

By: Christopher Boris | 2010-09-09 | Debt Consolidation
When any financial institution settles a portion of your debt, then they issue a 1099-C. This 1099-C reflects the amount that has been settled. The IRS will consider the amount mentioned in 1099-C as taxable. This tax can only be avoided if you can prove insolvency at the time of settlement. In order to do this you will have to follow a few steps. read more

Warning: Potential Personal Liability In An Insolvency

By: Mark Blayney | 2010-12-10 | Business
Managing Your Four Key Risks In a Turnaround - Part 2 Insolvency Risks. As a director or owner manager of a business facing difficulties, it is important to ensure that you manage your personal risks appropriately. The previous article discussed how to deal with your normal responsibilities and the need to manage your personal mental health during a crisis. In Part 2 this article looks at insolvency specific risks. read more

Settlement Guidelines to Make it Easier for You Compromise on Tax Debt or Reduce Tax Liability

By: Jason Spee | 2011-03-01 | Taxes
Quite a few taxpayers want to Reduce Tax Debt or Reconcile Tax Liability, but they don't recognize how very hard this really is when you don't have Tax Mediation Tips. This article detailthe difficult technique to Resolve Tax Debt and will ... read more

Details About The IRS 1099 TAX Forms

By: Pinky Savika | 2010-09-15 | Business
There are multiple numbers of 1099 tax forms provisioned for various purposes in USA. The general 1099 tax form here is officially known as the 1099 misc form which is issued to exempt taxes form independent workers. This category of workers is represented mainly by the freelance employees. read more

Understanding Shortsale Tax

By: Randolph Rempe | 2010-03-27 | Real Estate
Understanding the California shortsale tax is necessary when contemplating selling a home for less than what is owed on it (selling a home "short, " in other words), which is a situation many homeowners in the Golden State are being forced to confront in our challenging economic environment. Not only has the bottom fallen out in the housing market in many areas, but tax laws are generally not too forgiving, sad to say. read more

Deferring Company Tax is Covering Up a Ticking Time Bomb of Insolvency

By: Derek Cooper | 2010-03-27 | Economics
Having taken advantage of the tax deferment scheme, companies should be using this breathing space to restructure their business. However I do not think this is the case. In reality, companies are basing their ability to pay tax in the future on the view that the economy will improve in the short term and there will be an upturn in trading conditions. read more

Reporting Payments On Form 1099

By: Sawyer Adams | 2011-01-10 | Taxes
The Internal Revenue Service is increasingly concerned with what it calls the "tax gap." This term is applied to the difference between the income tax that is actually paid by taxpayers and the amount of tax that should be payable under the law. read more

Reporting Payments On Form 1099

How to Report 1099 Income

By: Bryan Burbank | 2010-04-02 | Taxes
It is hard not to be aware of the increase in bloggers, affiliate marketers, eBay sellers, and other on line business owners, the subject of reporting miscellaneous income and 1099 forms has been a major topic of discussion lately. Most citizens realize they must report wages, salaries, interest dividends, tips and commissions as income on their tax return, they don't realize they have to report other income such as... read more

Offset corporate tax liability

By: Fred Nyakagwa | 2010-12-21 | Taxes
TaxCreditsForBusinesses.com is the largest company connecting business owners, CPAs and payroll companies with tax credit processing. Doing business since 2003 we have been connecting businesses saving our clients millions of dollars in federal, state, and local taxes. read more