Income Tax – Page 23 – FREE Yourself from IRS Problems

Shamsey Oloko March 11, 2016 Audit, Business Expenses, Capital Gains, Capital Losses, Charitable Contributions, Civil Liabilities, Civil Penalties, Criminal Liabilities, Deductions, Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), Expenses Deductions, Federal Tax Liens & Levies, Filing Status, Form 1040, Fraudulent Return, Home Office, Income Tax, Tax Evasion, Tax Fraud

You’ve filed your tax return, how long does the IRS have to audit you?

You’ve filed all of your tax returns, and because of your level of income you find yourself in the class of taxpayers whose return is more likely to trigger an IRS audit. So you wonder, how long does the IRS…

Shamsey Oloko March 10, 2016 Audit, Business Expense, Business Expenses, Deductions, Employment Taxes, Expenses Deductions, FICA, Income Tax, Independent Contractor, New York Income Tax, News, Representation, Taxable Income

Uber drivers – employees or independent contractors? (What’s the significance anyway?)

By now everyone is familiar with Uber. And in case you’re not, Uber is an online taxi dispatch company that uses its own mobile app that allows its customers to submit a trip request on their smartphones for drivers who then…

Shamsey Oloko February 29, 2016 Audit, Charitable Contributions, Donald J. Trump, Income Tax, News, Representation

Should Donald J. Trump Release His Tax Returns?

In this most interesting presidential election primary season, many different issues have dominated the news. Perhaps no candidate has dominated the airwaves more than Donald J. Trump, the leading candidate in the Republican primaries. Unsurprisingly, Mr. Trump has made a…