Author: justtax19
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The IRS is contested by taxpayers for a number of reasons; sometimes rightly, sometimes wrongly. Though it is the right of taxpayers to disagree with the IRS and seek clarification, there are certain arguments the IRS and the courts regard as frivolous. These arguments have no legal basis and they have been proved wrong by the courts again and…
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There are certain arguments that the IRS terms as “frivolous”. These are arguments that the IRS and the courts have dismissed many times because they are not based on the correct interpretation of the law. Misinterpreting the meaning of income and wages is a ploy used by some to avoid paying income tax. When in…
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Along with the misinterpretation of the Internal Revenue Code, many people use their own interpretation of the amendments to the constitution of the United States to prove their point. When such arguments are brought before the courts or the IRS, they do not stand a chance because they have been dismissed by the courts many times…
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Some taxpayers make inaccurate interpretations of the Internal Revenue Code, which do not sit well with the IRS and the courts. These are called frivolous arguments by the IRS, unfounded arguments that many have tried to prove correct, but failed. Prior to putting forth your case before the IRS or the court, know about these 4…
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Retirees who receive earnings from contract or freelance work might get a huge tax break under the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act. A 20% tax deduction is available to pass-through entities that retirees can qualify for. A pass-through business includes sole proprietorships, partnerships, limited liability companies, and S corporations. If you are retired and work as a consultant, tutor, coach,…
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“In keeping with the spirit of helping people, we celebrate our successes by giving back to others who are in need.” – Joe Valinho, President of Justice Tax, LLC. Justice Tax, LLC has made a commitment to continuing and increasing their contributions to several charitable organizations. Justice Tax, LLC is proud to support the Wounded Warrior Project,…
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“In keeping with the spirit of helping people, we celebrate our successes by giving back to others who are in need.” – Joe Valinho, President of Justice Tax, LLC. Justice Tax, LLC has not only been offering solutions for tax-related problems but is also giving time and money to multiple charities. Committed to raising funds and…
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“In keeping with the spirit of helping people, we celebrate our successes by giving back to others who are in need.” – Joe” Valinho, President of Justice Tax, LLC.” Justice Tax, LLC has not only been offering solutions for tax-related problems but is also giving time and money to multiple charities. Committed to raising funds and…
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If there is a discrepancy in wage reporting on your federal vs. state unemployment taxes, a misclassification of employees, or if you have unemployment accounts in multiple states, you may be in danger of receiving a state unemployment audit. In addition, the U.S. Department of Labor requires state agencies to randomly audit a percentage of…
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If you are a combat-injured veteran and you received Letter 6060-A or 6060-D from the IRS, it means you are eligible for a tax refund. The IRS is sending out these letters to affected veterans so that they can file an amended return to claim their refund before it’s too late. To file a claim,…