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Taxpayers do not have to face IRS and/or state tax problems alone
Filing of tax returns, payment of tax liabilities and potential IRS and/or state tax problems
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May
Hoffman & Associates Congratulates Tabitha Relota on GAEA Election
Tabitha joined Hoffman & Associates last year as a tax accountant and enrolled agent. As
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Mar
IRS to Focus on High-Income Earners in 2024
IRS Commissioner, Danny Werfel, indicated in recent interviews that the Internal Revenue Service will start
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Jul
Do You Owe Georgia Unpaid State Tax?
Every individual is responsible for meeting their state tax obligations. State taxes support essential services
13
Jul
Are You Facing An IRS Tax Audit?
It may evoke dread and anxiety for taxpayers when they face an upcoming IRS
2013 Year-End Tax Planning: Personal Tax Considerations
As January 1, 2014 gets closer, year-end tax planning considerations should be starting to take
The 2013 Medicare Surtax: What You Need to Know
The American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 and the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
Tax Law Changes in the News
Stay up to date and informed about changes in tax law. Highlighted in this article are some of
SELF-CANCELING INSTALLMENT NOTE (SCIN)
The Self-Canceling Installment Note (“SCIN”) is a planning technique usually used in a sale of
Grantor Retained Annuity Trust (GRAT)
Another advanced estate planning technique is known as a grantor retained annuity trust (a “GRAT”).
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