Nearly 2 Million Fewer Tax Returns Filed in 2009 vs. 2008
The IRS released statistics showing total filing figures for the country along with individual state statistics also. One of the most notable statistics reported was that there was nearly 2 million (1,730,061) fewer tax returns filed for the 2009 tax year versus the 2008 tax year. Many sources relate this to the economic downturn in […]
Tax Credit for Hiring a Veteran Proposed
President Obama just recently proposed a new tax credit for hiring veterans that have recently returned from combat overseas. The credit ceilings would range from $4,800 to $9,600, depending on the longevity of the position these veterans are employed for and the length that they have been unemployed and if they have any disabilities. This […]
Tax Implications of Federal Government passing Debt Ceiling Increase
The bill to increase the US debt ceiling passed both the House and Senate Monday evening. The bill raises the debt ceiling in several increments throughout the next year and gets us past the 2012 election. A “super committee” comprised of both Republicans and Democrats will convene to approve another 1.5 trillion in borrowing for […]
Removal of the Debt Indicator – contact your legislator
Let your legislator know how you feel about them removing the Debt Indicator! Click Here for methods of making your voice heard regarding congress’ action to remove the IRS debt indicator, which has changed the landscape of the RAL and tax preparation industry.
Should I get an EIN for my tax business?
Many tax businesses operate perfectly fine without getting an EIN (Employer Identification Number), and if you are the only one working in your business you really do not need one. If you think that you will be hiring employees this season, you should get one. This will allow for you to not have to […]