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Welcome to the Austin Tax Help Blog written by Martin Cantu, EA’s, on income tax and tax resolution issues! If you're like most people, tax season (and anything having to do with taxes) can be a stressful and overwhelming time. From deciphering complex tax codes to dealing with unexpected tax bills, it's easy to feel lost and frustrated. But don't worry - our team of experts is here to help.
In this blog, we'll be covering a range of topics related to income tax and tax resolution issues. We'll provide you with practical tips and insights on how to navigate the tax system, minimize your tax liabilities, and resolve any tax-related problems that may arise. Occasionally, we even hope to make you laugh. We try to illuminate the tax collection process and income taxes in general so that you are more comfortable when dealing with these issues.
We recently posted a feature on Offers in Compromise. The series is designed to educate you, the taxpayer, about how this process work. Recently, the IRS pointed out that many OIC’s mills were providing taxpayers with unreasonable expectations regarding their OIC application. Our series goes in depth about how the IRS evaluates offers and how taxpayers should construct their application so that they are approved.
Whether you're a business owner, self-employed individual, or simply someone who wants to better understand their tax obligations, our blog is designed to be a valuable resource that can help you make informed decisions about your finances.
Periodically we like to comment on the offbeat, “what were they thinking” type of notes and commentary on some of the more interesting aspects of tax. We recently posted several articles on the taxation of gig workers, and some potential tax breaks that Congress should consider for them, as well as a post on the trend of some TV and famous people not to pay their taxes on their earning – always a bad formula.
So sit back, relax, and get ready to dive into the world of income tax and tax resolution. We hope you find our blog informative and helpful, and entertained by at least some of our posts.
Have questions or comments? Please engage us and send something to us. We’re always looking for feedback and opportunities to better serve our clients.
