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Options for taxpayers who need help paying their tax bill

Options for taxpayers who need help paying their tax bill
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IRS hitting you with a fine or late fee? Don t fret – a consumer tax advocate says you still have options

For many taxpayers, it doesn't end on Tax Day. Constantine Johnny/ Moment via Getty ImagesTax Day has come and gone, and you think you filed your return in the nick of time. But several weeks later you receive that dreaded letter in the mail from the Internal Revenue Service informing you of missing the deadline and failing to pay your tax bill on time. Your assessed tax penalty, based on what you owe, is $450. This type of scenario is quite common, since penalties are assessed for over 40 milli

Gov DeSantis signs online sales tax plan

Gov. DeSantis signs online sales tax plan Ron DeSantis, at a press conference at Mote Marine Laboratory, waits as Joe Gruters speaks. Gov.  Ron DeSantis has signed the online sales tax bill into law, answering the question of whether he would act on the bill or let it roll into law without his John Hancock. Lawmakers  passed the bill earlier this month, finalizing Republican legislative leadership’s plan to require online retailers to collect sales tax. An estimated $1 billion in revenue would come from the new enforcement of sales taxes technically already owed on purchases Floridians make from out-of-state sellers, but which few Floridians pay.

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TFSA Penalty Relief: Canadian Tax Lawyer s Guidance - Tax

Introduction to the Relevant Law on TFSA Over-Contribution and Non-Resident Contribution Before discussing the case of Ifi v. Canada (Attorney General), 2020 FC 1150, an introduction to the underlying law is necessary to provide context. Tax-Free Savings Accounts (TFSAs) are popular savings and investment tools for Canadians. A taxpayer contributes to his or her TFSA using his or her after-tax income for the year. The funds within the TFSA are then generally invested to earn additional income within the TFSA. Funds are withdrawn from the TFSA tax-free, allowing individuals to earn tax-free income. Individuals who have TFSAs can be subject to two different

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