For many people in Toledo and throughout Ohio dealing with back taxes, fighting with the IRS and creditors can be incredibly frustrating. You may owe a significant tax debt and feel as if you'll never be able to pay it back. The good news is that there are protections in place to help you get out of debt and start over.
Did you forget something on your income tax filing?
With the income tax filing deadline of April 18 just past, few people probably want to think any further on taxes or their liability for their payment. At least, not for a few months. Unless you have to pay quarterly taxes or estimated taxes, most who file need not worry about income taxes for a few months.
Do I need to hire a tax attorney if I'm being audited by the IRS?
For individuals and businesses in Ohio and throughout the country, receiving a notice or letter in the mail from the IRS can be a confusing, even frightening experience. Perhaps you are being audited, accused of criminal tax evasion, or are the target of an IRS criminal investigation.
Ohio farmers struggle with high taxes
Farming in Ohio has plenty of challenges. There is always the weather, where springtime flooding, a broiling summer drought or a late-season hail storm can leave a framer with little to show for a year's toil. There are commodity price fluctuations that may be influenced by a bad crop in Russia or economic instability in Asia.
Ohio cities facing substantial loss of revenue from state
Taxes like, real estate, are always local. It really does not matter what an overall tax rate for some people or businesses happens to be, what matter to you or your business is the tax rate you pay.
Severe penalties await nonpayment of payroll taxes
For a business owner, the payment of taxes is an unpleasant reality. Your business may face many taxes; income tax, property tax, special business taxes and payroll taxes. To many, they are all taxes, but to the Internal Revenue Service, payroll taxes are of special merit.
