Last week, our team began working remotely under the governor’s orders for social distancing. This week, we’re pleased to give you an update on operations at Boris Benic and Associates LLP. We also have some important tax news you’ll need during this time.
When it comes to filing taxes, an audit is arguably the worst-case scenario of the entire process. While there are ways to avoid getting audited, sometimes an audit is unavoidable. If you do find yourself on the receiving end of an IRS audit, consider these important steps:
Tax Day is still a few months away. That has many Americans nervous about the dreaded “A” word. Although the word “audit” fosters anxiety for many, the chances of being audited are low for most Americans. However, you can still reduce those odds. Here are five ways to avoid getting on the IRS’ radar:
There are few things Americans dread more than April 15th. The weeks and days leading up to the date are filled with stress and anxiety. Then we breathe a collective sigh of relief when the deed is done. That is, of course, unless you become the focus of an audit.
‘Tis the season for giving, and in today’s socially conscious environment, giving back has become more than just a buzzword. It’s an expectation.
It’s an indisputable fact that health care costs are a huge expense in this country. In fact, last year Americans spent over $3.5 trillion on health care. That’s more than the total GDPs of some countries!