21Feb

I Owe Ohio Sales Tax But Never Even Made a Sale

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I owe Ohio Sales Tax?! But I never even sold anything. And this is from like 10 years ago. What in the world?! That sounds familiar if you are getting notices from Ohio Special Counsel (aka private debt collectors for the Ohio Attorney General). Ohio does things pretty differently when it comes to collecting back […]

13May

Cleveland Tax Attorney Real Estate Agent Tax Strategy

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Check out my YouTube video on the Tax Law Guy channel for more details on the ultimate Real Estate Agent Tax Strategy! ▶︎▶︎▶︎ Request a free Real Estate Agent Tax Strategy phone session with Tax Attorney Joshua Sells – use activation code 730580 – – – you must enter the activation code to waive the […]

30Apr

Restaurant Business Meals now 100% Deductible

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Recent tax law change now allows a 100% business meal deduction purchased at a restaurant (for an otherwise eligible business meal). In Notice 2021-25, the IRS clarifies that a “restaurant” means “a business that prepares and sells food or beverages to retail customers for immediate consumption, regardless of whether the food or beverages are consumed […]

28Apr

How to Get IRS Penalties Waived

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How to Get IRS Penalties Waived Using an IRS Computer Glitch to Your Advantage You’ve probably heard about first time penalty abatement with the IRS. It’s where you can call the IRS and with a 5-minute phone call you can have certain penalties waived. But did you know there’s a trick to do get your […]

19Apr

I Owe the IRS Back Taxes HELP!

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Getting a notice in the mail that you owe the IRS back taxes is scary. That moment when you say to yourself, "I owe the IRS back taxes" and you don't even open the envelope because you already know what is inside. You may feel like you are alone and have no way out - after all, it is...

23Nov

What Kind of Back Tax Relief Does the IRS Have Right Now?

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What Kind of Back Tax Relief Does the IRS Have Right Now? The IRS recently updated its COVID-19 Taxpayer Relief Initiative . Although they could have done more, there are still some great options if you are dealing with IRS back tax. Unfortunately, the IRS has started to issue federal tax liens and levy bank accounts. […]

18Nov

Tax Attorney Joshua Sells to Host Online IRS Offer in Compromise Tax Relief Workshop

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Tax Attorney Joshua Sells Explains The IRS Offer in Compromise Tax Settlement Program The IRS has a program in place that allows certain taxpayers the ability to settle their back tax and get a “fresh start” as many know the program as. It is entirely possible to literally settle your outstanding back tax for a […]

17Nov

Bipartisan Tax Law Would Change Retirement Savings

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Ohio Tax Lawyer Alert: Bipartisan Legislation Will Change Retirement Plans There is bipartisan support to make changes to retirement plans. The House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard Neal (D-Mass) and Ranking Member Kevin Brady (R-Tex) have introduced the Securing a Strong Retirement Act of 2020. The Ohio Tax Lawyer opinion: This is good legislation […]

16Nov

IRS Has 2 Years to Accept/Reject Tax Settlements

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The Two Year Rule – The IRS Accepts or Rejects Your Offer in Compromise or it is Automatically Accepted Did you know that the IRS must make a decision on your tax settlement in two years? If they don’t, it is automatically accepted (I.R.C. 7122)! I almost had a case as a Cincinnati tax attorney […]

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