Owning a business is no easy task and whether you’re a single employee selling your services as a freelancer, own a small, specialty boutique with a handful of employees, or are working on building a corporate empire, there are plenty of challenges that come with owning and operating a business. One of these unique challenges… Continue reading
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Are You Ready To File For Bankruptcy?
Filing for bankruptcy can be a difficult decision, especially if you aren’t sure whether the time to file is now, or later. Surveys suggest that loss of job and medical bill debts are two of the leading reasons why people file for bankruptcy. When both are a factor, it can make financial matters even worse.… Continue reading
How a Tax Lawyer Can Help You Resolve Your Debt
How a Tax Lawyer Can Help You Resolve Your Debt Facing tax debt of any amount can be stressful and is exacerbated the longer the debt remains unpaid. With consequences ranging from having penalities and interest accrue to having wages and assets garnished and even rare cases where international travel is prohibited/limited, facing tax debt… Continue reading
Common Misconceptions About Bankruptcy
For people who are dealing with financial troubles, bankruptcy might be an option. If you are having difficulty determining whether or not bankruptcy is the right debt relief option for you, don’t wait to talk to a lawyer who can give you legal advice and guidance. Making the decision to move forward with bankruptcy demands… Continue reading
When Would Filing for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Be Beneficial?
It can be difficult to face your own financial problems. The sooner you decide to seek help for them, though, the better. You need to contact a Chapter 7 bankruptcy lawyer, like a lawyer from Carolyn Secor, P.A., right away to see if filing for Chapter 7 might be right for you. Here, we will… Continue reading
8 Common IRS Letters and Notices
If you have tax debts, unfiled taxes, you’ve had an audit or you’re expecting one, you may have received a letter or notice from the IRS. Or maybe you’ve received a letter or notice from the IRS, and you want to make sure it’s authentic. The IRS communicates primarily through paper mail, and won’t send… Continue reading
What to Do When Your Business Owes Back Taxes
There are many reasons why you might have missed a year of filing your business tax return. Maybe your business briefly closed and then reopened. Maybe you had a family emergency or a natural disaster struck. Whatever the reason, missing a business tax return means your business owes back taxes. If you’ve missed filing and… Continue reading
CT DRS Sales Tax Audits
Sales tax can be complex for large and small businesses alike. Paying sales tax incorrectly throughout the year, or reporting sales tax incorrectly on your return, can trigger a sales tax audit. The Connecticut State Department of Revenue Services (DRS) tracks business’s sales taxes in CT, and misfiling can mean a CT DRS sales tax… Continue reading
The 2020 Stimulus Check and Unfiled Tax Returns
For most of us, filing our 2018 and 2019 returns is a good idea to see if we are eligible for a stimulus check. In the coming week or so, the IRS will first look at your 2019 return, and if the 2019 is not filed, then the IRS will look at your 2018 return. … Continue reading
Back Taxes CT: Help with Unfiled Returns and Back Tax Relief
Tax Returns have to be filed, whether they are personal or business returns. It can be a daunting task. Especially when you haven’t filed for several years. We specialize in helping non-filers with IRS and State back tax relief. We represent clients every day who have unfiled returns or who owe back taxes. What’s involved… Continue reading
