07 / 01 / 13 Details Written by Angela Bryson Last Updated: 23 February 2018 Taxpayer Advocate Says IRS "In Crisis" National Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson's latest mid-year report to Congress calls the IRS "an institution in crisis," with its many problems affecting its ability to conduct its mission.
06 / 27 / 13 Details Written by Angela Bryson Last Updated: 09 November 2023 Can A Tax Lien Do Serious Damage To Your Credit Rating? If you receive your "Notice & Demand of Payment" and you don't pay the tax debt, the IRS can then choose to pursue the lien on your property. When they do, all of your creditors are notified that the government now has a claim against all of your property.
06 / 20 / 13 Details Written by Angela Bryson Last Updated: 13 February 2018 Watch Out for Fraudulent Tax Prep Services Phony tax preparers may offer extravagant services through alleged clever use of the law. Watch out for such enticing claims. The IRS considers a taxpayer, not preparer, liable for false statements or mistakes on tax documents. Fortunately, there are several ways to ensure a tax prep service is legitimate.
06 / 12 / 13 Details Written by Angela Bryson Last Updated: 23 February 2018 IRS, Under Political Fire, Must Help Overhaul U.S. Healthcare WASHINGTON, June 7 (Reuters) - The U.S. Internal Revenue Service, under political fire and distracted by leadership changes, faces a big job and tight deadlines in months ahead as one of the main federal agencies implementing President Barack Obama's new healthcare law.
05 / 29 / 13 Details Written by Angela Bryson Last Updated: 19 April 2023 When Should You Consider Back Taxes a Cause for Alarm? Back taxes are simply taxes that you owe that you didn't pay when they were due. If you've underpaid taxes for any reason, the balance that you owe is considered back tax. You may have failed to report taxable income (intentionally or unintentionally, it doesn't matter) – as the IRS sees it...you still owe them money in the form of a back tax.
05 / 28 / 13 Details Written by Angela Bryson Last Updated: 23 February 2018 Failing to File Income Taxes= 8 months in Jail! Former Denham Springs resident Roderick Dewitt Aguillard III was sentenced Wednesday in Baton Rouge to eight months in federal prison after admitting that he did not file income tax returns on $2.3 million he earned over a four-year-period.
05 / 21 / 13 Details Written by Angela Bryson Last Updated: 19 April 2023 Louisiana Tax Resolution Attorney Cary Bryson Discusses Implications of Recent IRS Scandal Cary Bryson, co-founder of Bryson Law Firm L.L.C. explains how the recent IRS scandal is indicative of the broad power of the agency, and why a tax resolution attorney is best for resolving IRS problems.
05 / 07 / 13 Details Written by Angela Bryson Last Updated: 14 March 2018 Former IRS Manager Pleads Guilty to Conflict of Interest after Opening Her Own Tax & Accounting Firm A former Internal Revenue Service agent and manager has pleaded guilty to criminal conflict of interest charges and been convicted after admitting to opening her own tax and accounting business, which earned her $70,000 on the side while working for the IRS.
04 / 04 / 13 Details Written by enCOMPASS Advertising Agency Last Updated: 23 February 2018 Attorney Cary B. Bryson has Achieved the AV Preeminent® Rating - the Highest Possible Rating from Martindale-Hubbell® Attorney Cary B. Bryson has Achieved the AV Preeminent® Rating - the Highest Possible Rating from Martindale-Hubbell®Cary B. Bryson, a lawyer based in Lafayette, LA whose primary area of practice is Tax Law, has earned the AV Preeminent® rating from Martindale-Hubbell®
03 / 28 / 13 Details Written by enCOMPASS Advertising Agency Last Updated: 19 April 2023 Attorney Angela S. Bryson has Achieved the AV Preeminent® Rating - the Highest Possible Rating from Martindale-Hubbell Angela S. Bryson, a lawyer based in Lafayette, Louisiana whose primary area of practice is Tax Law, has earned the AV Preeminent® rating from Martindale-Hubbell®