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Common, avoidable tax errors can have serious costs

Many taxpayers rely on electronic software or a professional tax preparer to help them complete their income tax returns. However, in order for your return to be free of errors, you still must provide the correct information. As they say,…

Tax code changes for 2017 have been announced

Most people haven’t even begun thinking about filing their 2016 tax returns yet. However, the Internal Revenue Service has already announced changes to the U.S. tax code for 2017. These won’t impact the tax returns you file this April. However,…

Tax authorities stepping up efforts to combat identity theft

As Americans increasingly file their taxes online, identity theft has become a growing issue. People are stealing taxpayers’ identities, filing false returns and obtaining refunds of money not owed them (or the taxpayer). State and federal authorities, including the Internal…

New York business owner facing tax fraud charges

The man who runs Wings Over Ithaca has been charged with 26 counts of felony sales tax evasion. The 47-year-old Massachusetts man recently pleaded not guilty to the charges against him in Albany City Court. Specifically, he’s charged with second-degree…

Who’s most likely to be audited?

If there’s one thing that unites Americans, even amid a highly-contentious presidential election, it’s the fear of an audit by the Internal Revenue Service. Realistically, your chances of being audited are very slim and dropping. Fewer than 1 percent of…

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