Tax Representation for Small Businesses
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Our dedicated team works tirelessly on your behalf, taking the necessary steps to alleviate the pressure from the IRS and state. Our ultimate goal is to secure a resolution that not only resolves your current tax issues but also sets you on a permanent path to financial stability. You can trust us to navigate through the complexities of your situation with unwavering determination and commitment.
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The IRS will do whatever it takes to get their money. Let us be your advocate if you are experiencing:
- Wage garnishment
- Bank levies and liens
- Request for examination
- Tax penalties and fines
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Tax Representation FAQs
There are four types of audits the IRS might conduct as they look into your small business finances. The four types of audits include Correspondence, Office, Field, and the Taxpayer Compliance Measurement Program.
Quarterly Estimated Tax Payment Process FAQs
What are quarterly estimated taxes?
Four times a year, anyone making a profit or has taxable income, but doesn’t have taxes being withheld simultaneously (like a W-2), may need to make quarterly estimated tax payments.
Who must make quarterly tax payments?
Individuals that receive tax forms other than a W-2 typically have to pay, but there are exemptions for specific professions, such as fishing and farming.
Who does not have to pay quarterly taxes?
Exempt industries and W-2 employees without additional income sources do not have to pay quarterly taxes.
How do you calculate quarterly estimated taxes?
Small business owners use IRS Form 1040-ES to calculate estimated tax they owe. There are three steps to calculating estimated payments.
- Calculate your taxable income based on your marital status and income.
- Compute any credits and deductions you may get, such as child tax credits or credits for taxes already withheld.
- Calculate your remaining tax due.
What happens if you miss a quarterly estimated tax payment?
If you don’t make sufficient payments throughout the year or on time, then an extra penalty may be added to what you owe on your tax return. That amount will depend on how much you underpaid and exactly how late you were with your estimated payments.
How do I file quarterly taxes?
- Electronic
- Phone
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