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When does an incorrect tax return become criminal, Part 2?

  • David Greene
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Last week I stated that that only fruadulent acts lead to criminal trouble and I listed five things that can cause real trouble. This week I will add four more things you do notwant to do that, if done, can lead…

When does an incorrect tax return become criminal?

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If you make a mistake on your return, that is not criminal.  However, filing a wilfully fraudulent return iscriminal and can land you in jail.  Here are some things you do not want to do that, if done, can lead to…

Hints to help new businesses stay out of tax trouble.

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There are many hints or suggestions I can give a new businessman, but I do not have that much room.  I will give you five very important hints to keep you straight with the IRS.  First, form your business as…

Can the IRS seize property in a non-liable taxpayer’s name?

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Yes they can for two reasons.  First the Statute of Frauds states that when one transfers property after he has notice of a potential lawsuit or debt, the Court can reverse the transfer as being done to avoid the debt. …

Is a Trust only for the very rich – Part 2?

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I mentioned that the three primary reasons for forming a trust are (1) avoidance of probate,  (2) asset protection from creditors and (3) the ability to control your assets and how they are used for a long time after your…

Is a Trust only for the very rich?

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Absolutely not!  People create trusts for different reasons.  The three primary ones are (1) avoidance of probate,  (2) asset protection from creditors and (3) the ability to control your assets and how they are used for a long time after…

When does one have to pay Estimated Taxes?

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The answer depends on how much you owe on your current year’s tax return.  However, here are five general tips to help you decide if you should be paying Estimated Taxes. (1) If you have income from self-employment, alimony or…

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