It turns out that the news about the SE tax break hasn’t garnered much press outside of the tax world. I’m fairly surprised by the lack of coverage considering the target market but my guess is that it has a lot to do with the fact that the break is only for one year.
At any rate, the NY Times did care enough to cover it and were nice enough to ask me to comment for the article. You can catch the entire piece here.
The Connecticut Department of Revenue has issued a warning to customers who might have been affected by the Anthem data breach. On the Department of Revenue website, Department of Revenue Services Commissioner Kevin Sullivan advised taxpayers who may have been affected by the Anthem data breach – especially those expecting a state or federal income…
Taxpayer asks: Dear taxgirl, I need some help. I am being audited by the IRS and I don’t know what to do. I am self-employed (web design) and I do not have many records to back up my tax returns. I didn’t lie on my taxes but I can’t prove it. I don’t know what…
There’s some good news for a Pennsylvania woman this week: she can keep her home. A decision from the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has put an end to litigation involving the sale of her home due to an alleged underpayment. The woman, Eileen Battisti, allegedly failed to pay $6.30 (downloads as a pdf) in interest on a late payment of property taxes…
For weeks, I’ve been fielding questions from taxpayers who were hoping to have their stimulus checks applied to pre-paid debit or benefits cards. That is the case for some taxpayers, but most taxpayers have only two options: direct deposit or paper check. Both of them require access to a bank account or a check-cashing service. There’s…
Looking for your interest? The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) will begin sending interest payments to individual taxpayers who timely filed their 2019 federal income tax returns and are due refunds. The IRS pegs that number at about 13.9 million taxpayers. In June, the IRS announced that if you were entitled to a 2019 tax refund, individual federal income tax…
After raising $50k in crowdfunding through the Localstake online crowdfunding platform, Beer Church, a boutique, small-batch craft brewery in downtown New Buffalo, Michigan, is back for another bite at the apple – thanks to Title III of the Jobs Act.
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Nice article and reference to you Kelly. But, I’d ask them to refer to you as Attorney Erb (if you can), rather than “Ms. Erb.” You worked hard to get that title and deserve to have it used.