The IRS is expanding a pilot program that uses Identity Protection Personal Information Numbers (IP PINs) to provide an extra layer of security for taxpayers. The program can be used by residents of the District…

You just received a notice that your taxes are being audited: what does this mean? An IRS audit is a review/examination of an organization’s or individual’s accounts and financial information to ensure information is reported…

These benefits are not just for kids! Kids aren’t the only ones heading back to school this fall. Many adults are also taking courses to pursue a new career or improve their current job skills….

Getting married or having a baby? Buying or selling a home? Changing jobs? Retiring? These exciting events require a lot of planning, but one often overlooked area is tax planning. Do it now and you…

Upcoming Deadlines:  September 16, 2019 – Third quarter installment of 2019 individual estimated tax is due. – Filing deadline for 2018 calendar-year tax returns for S corporations and partnerships with extensions of the March due…

It’s easy to push tax planning to the sidelines when tax laws are ever-changing and hard to understand. Here are four common reasons people use for avoiding tax planning, and tips to get past them: • …

Suppose you own property you intend to transfer to your loved ones. Perhaps you are considering giving your children an ownership interest in your principal residence. Before you act, you should review the tax consequences…

The 2019 college admission scandal involving Lori Loughlin, Felicity Huffman, and other high-profile figures is shedding light on just one way people allegedly cheat on their taxes. Following are examples of some famous individuals in…