Business Law & Regulations, Finance
August 23, 2022
Via: InvestopediaWhat Is an Energy Tax Credit? An energy tax credit is a government-sponsored incentive that reduces the cost for people and businesses to use alternative energy resources. Eligible individuals or entities who meet the criteria are reimbursed for their efforts […]
Business Law & Regulations, Finance
February 18, 2022
Via: InvestopediaInvesting in a Roth IRA is like sending a gift to yourself in the future. These individual retirement accounts (IRAs), unlike their traditional counterparts, are funded with after-tax dollars, meaning you pay the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) up front rather […]
Business Law & Regulations, Finance
September 3, 2021
Via: LexBlogMany people end up owing the IRS for many reasons and there are various options to resolve your tax debt. Some of the options include an offer in compromise, installment agreement, or currently non-collectible status. What is an Offer in […]
Tax Code, Regulations and Guidance
June 8, 2021
Via: The Wall Street JournalFederal authorities are investigating the release of wealthy Americans’ tax information, Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Charles Rettig said Tuesday. ProPublica, a nonprofit news organization, published details about the reported income and tax payments of some of the richest Americans, including […]
Business Law & Regulations, Privacy
July 30, 2018
Via: InvestopediaSocial Security numbers were never intended to be a “one size fits all” primary ID. In many ways, however, that’s exactly what has happened. Identity theft thrives in the U.S. in part because Americans feel forced to use their SSN […]
Tax Code, Regulations and Guidance
January 15, 2016
Via: JuristA judge for the US District Court for the Southern District of Ohio on Tuesday certified class action status in a lawsuit alleging the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) specifically targeted conservative tea party groups. Judge Susan Dlott filed a sealed […]