As I stated before, we take a PSA approach — problem, solution, application. Therefore, we start with a free tax consultation, next is the investigation, then we work to resolve the issues to ensure our clients’ tax situation gets resolved. If you have received a notice from the IRS about back taxes, balances due, unfiled returns or an upcoming audit, you should strongly consider tax representation.
What are three tax tips you’d share with readers?
Detailed and accurate tax preparation is one of the most critical things you can do to prevent or combat problems with the IRS, so I’d say:
1. If you’re self-employed, make sure you receive your 1099, W-2 and all other information from employers or contractors you’ve worked for by Feb. 15.
2. File your personal tax return by April 15, 2020. If you are a business or corporation, file by March 15. If you do not make the deadline, file for an extension, which will give you an additional six months.
3. Ensure you have all supporting documentation while filing a tax return whether personal or business.
Alliance Tax Solutions is a “personal touch” tax solutions firm. You can always call them at 404-592-1227 and speak with a trained professional.
