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The IRS Taxpayer Advocate Service recently released the attached “Taxpayer Roadmap 2019.” The Roadmap illustrates the stages of a taxpayer’s journey through the IRS system.

As we brace for the first storm of the season – Tropical Storm Barry – we reflect on the many storms that have come before this one that Bryson Law Firm, LLC has seen.

Cary Bryson, an Experienced Tax Attorney, was selected to participate in a Newsweek feature titled “The Next Big Thing.”

Every year we are required to file our federal and state tax returns. For some of us, taxes are automatically taken out of every paycheck to pay our tax bills . . . and if we’re lucky we may even receive a refund of some of that money.

A recent Louisiana Supreme Court ruling in Smith v. Robinson has deemed a 2015 Louisiana tax unconstitutional.

The standard IRS mileage rates for 2019 have been released! These should be used to calculate the deductible costs of operating a vehicle for business, charitable activities, medical needs, or moving purposes. The rates are based on an annual study of the fixed and variable costs of operating a vehicle.

Bryson Law Firm, LLC recently released its 2018 statistics highlighting the results obtained for its clients last year.

As we all gear-up for the 2018 tax filing season – one that will prove to be a challenge as the new and extensive Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) changes officially take place – there is much anxiety about whether taxpayers have been withholding properly over the last year.

An award winning Tax Attorney, Cary B. Bryson is the co-founder of Bryson Law Firm, LLC with his wife, Angie. Recently, he was named a “GameChanger®” in the USA Today by the National Association of Experts, Writers and Speakers® due to his vast contributions to his field. The spread, also titled “GameChangers®,” shines the spotlight on an elite group of entrepreneurs and their credentials.

The internet was abuzz these past few weeks over a controversial tax that came out of California – a “Texting Tax.” The California Public Utilities Commission proposed a tax that assessed a fee for texting that would add a fee onto Taxpayers' wireless bills.