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Glossary of Tax Terms
Breakdown of the critical legal terms and definitions used by the IRS and for audits, tax deductions and other areas of tax law.
Read moreWhat Does a Tax Lawyer Do?
Attorneys are not interchangeable - a tax attorney can save you money (and potentially avoid jail time).
Read moreHow the Expiring Bush Tax Cuts Will Affect You
We review expiring tax cuts, explain sunset provisions and other changes that may increase the taxes you pay.
Read moreTop 3 Reasons to Avoid Probate
Keeping your family affairs private is one. Find out the other two reasons.
Read moreWhy You Must Have a Power of Attorney
Use these two powers of attorney to stay in control, saving you time and money.
Read moreMore about tax
Naming Minors as Beneficiaries Can Lead to Problems
Why it’s not recommended and the alternatives to ensure your children are taken care of.
How to Use Your Estate Plan to Avoid Court Interference in Your Life
Learn how the courts step in if you don’t have an estate plan setup legally.
What should I do when I get a letter from the IRS?
When it makes sense to consult with a tax lawyer instead of handling it yourself.
How do I know whether my business is paying the right amount of taxes?
If in doubt, it is always wise to have a professional analyze your tax filings. You may be paying too little - or too much.
How should I prepare for a tax attorney for the first time?
The lawyer you choose can only help if they have all the information. Why it’s important to disclose everything.
What do I do if I notice past several tax returns have not been correct?
Definitely consult with a tax attorney to make sure your taxes are re-filed correctly and deal with the IRS if payment is due.
What is Tax Planning and is it Legal?
Careful planning can help reduce your tax liability each year
How to find a good tax lawyer
The Bankruptcy vs. Foreclosure Issue
Learn about how they can affect your personal credit.
How to File Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy is of two types, one is a straight or insolvency bankruptcy and the other is a repayment plan for individuals.
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