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When To Use A Tax Attorney   
Carl LaFresnaye

While most people would not require the use of a tax attorney, those who own their own businesses or who have a multitude of assets are wise to consult a tax attorney.

In addition to the accountant that they use to make sure that they have covered all of the areas that need to be covered for their business or individual life to operate within the bounds of the law, while not taking more of a tax hit then they need to, taking advantage of tax breaks that they might be eligible to use. Tax attorneys specialize in the laws regarding taxes, especially those laws regarding businesses and corporations, since there are many more legal issues to consider when responsible for paying employees with their withholdings, as well as paying the applicable taxes for the business itself.

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When a business is getting started, a tax attorney can help that business get all of their financial records in order and also advise them on how to proceed with paying employees and contractors, outsourcing work and other issues significant to a smaller business. As the business grows, these tax attorneys are also helpful in recommending different changes to the structure of the organization so that they can pay the least amount of taxes each year to the government. Accountants are also very valuable, but are usually responsible more for the day to day financial concerns of the business as well as keeping the records straight for the end of the year taxes. The tax attorney is one more means of oversight for the business to make sure everything is handled in a legal manner so that the Internal Revenue Service does not find a problem and hit the business with a lot of fees and late taxes.

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A tax attorney is also useful when the business gets audited, which will happen with any business, usually on a fairly regular basis during the course of that business or corporation's life. An audit, although time consuming and paperwork intensive, is not something to fear when a business has a good tax attorney on the payroll, because between the attorney and the accountant, the paperwork should all be readily available and in order so that the auditors can find what they need and get all questions answered to their satisfaction. Corporations and conglomerates need even more help from a tax attorney and usually have a group of tax attorneys working for them to handle all the different aspects of the corporation and make sure all legal issues are covered.

What Other Authors say about Taxes

Most Frequently Asked Paye Questions And Answers by Terry Cartwright

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Some Useful Information; Tips And Tricks About Taxes. by frank vanderlugt

The first attempt to impose an income tax on America occurred during the War of 1812. After more than two years of war, the federal government owed an unbelievable $100 million of debt. To pay for this,...

How to Use an Early Retirement Plan to Secure Your Future by Scott Taylor

<p>In fact many of these people had no intention of retiring and used these generous packages to move into second careers. They did not retire at all until much later, in their sixties. Nowadays,...

Finding Out How Much Money Do You Have To Make To File Taxes? by Carl LaFresnaye

There are many people who wonder if they really have to file taxes since they do not make very much money. Since taxes are so dreaded by most people, answering the question of how much money a person...

Tax Credits for Retirement Savings by Richard A. Chapo

It is a well-known fact that Americans are miserable failures when it comes to saving for retirement. Well, the government is offering tax credits to change this for some of us.Tax Credits for Retirement...

SIPP Providers UK by joanee

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All About Late Filing Of Federal Taxes by Carl LaFresnaye

The IRS allows for late filing of federal taxes provided the appropriate paperwork is filled out (there's always paperwork!). This simple guide shows you how to go about it. Forms for Late Filing of...

YEAR END TAX PLANNING AND PREPARATION FOR INDIVIDUALS - Tax Tips for 2004 including new tax relief due to the Working Families Tax Relief Act of 2004 by Dianne Goodman, CPA

Now is the best time to start thinking about your year end tax planning. These tax strategies can be put into effect by the end of the year and some as late as when the tax return is due. Planning now...

SEP IRAs: A Path to More Retirement Income? by Robert D. Cavanaugh, CLU

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Who are the CPA Moms?      Your Tax Professional Forever!!!!

“CPA Moms - Tax Moms - EA Moms" are trade names given to Accounting and Tax Professionals who chose to work in an “relaxed” environment. Some "Moms" work from home, other work from personal offices. Not all are Moms, there are some Dads. We call them Mr. Tax Moms. CPA Dads or Enrolled Agents Dads.
Each Mom is independent. Once a client starts working with a Mom, the client will keep the same “Mom” year after year regardless of where the client moves or relocates. Being in a “relaxed” environment has many advantages. Lower overhead, faster response time, more availability, etc.
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Index of Articles about Taxes

What Other Authors say about Taxes

Most Frequently Asked Paye Questions And Answers by Terry Cartwright

<p>What is an income tax code?<p>An income tax code is a reference number which may also include letters or be entirely letters which determines the amount of gross pay which is free of income...

Some Useful Information; Tips And Tricks About Taxes. by frank vanderlugt

The first attempt to impose an income tax on America occurred during the War of 1812. After more than two years of war, the federal government owed an unbelievable $100 million of debt. To pay for this,...

How to Use an Early Retirement Plan to Secure Your Future by Scott Taylor

<p>In fact many of these people had no intention of retiring and used these generous packages to move into second careers. They did not retire at all until much later, in their sixties. Nowadays,...

Finding Out How Much Money Do You Have To Make To File Taxes? by Carl LaFresnaye

There are many people who wonder if they really have to file taxes since they do not make very much money. Since taxes are so dreaded by most people, answering the question of how much money a person...

Tax Credits for Retirement Savings by Richard A. Chapo

It is a well-known fact that Americans are miserable failures when it comes to saving for retirement. Well, the government is offering tax credits to change this for some of us.Tax Credits for Retirement...

SIPP Providers UK by joanee

A SIPP is a type of Pension which provides you a tax efficient way in which you can invest funds to build a regular income and a tax free lump sum amount when you reach an age above 50. SIPP is different...

All About Late Filing Of Federal Taxes by Carl LaFresnaye

The IRS allows for late filing of federal taxes provided the appropriate paperwork is filled out (there's always paperwork!). This simple guide shows you how to go about it. Forms for Late Filing of...

YEAR END TAX PLANNING AND PREPARATION FOR INDIVIDUALS - Tax Tips for 2004 including new tax relief due to the Working Families Tax Relief Act of 2004 by Dianne Goodman, CPA

Now is the best time to start thinking about your year end tax planning. These tax strategies can be put into effect by the end of the year and some as late as when the tax return is due. Planning now...

SEP IRAs: A Path to More Retirement Income? by Robert D. Cavanaugh, CLU

A SEP IRA is a plan that may allow you to put away more tax deductible dollars for retirement. For employers, SEPs are a simple way to establish a retirement plan for employees without many of the restrictions...

RETIREMENT TAX HAVENS by Ken Morris

RETIREMENT TAX HAVENSFinancial planning is really life planning. Choosing a home, particularly a retirement home, involves many factors. With state and local taxes on the rise, retirees should look closely...