Beyond the IRS: What to Know about State and Local Notices

State and local tax notices are the other half of the much more uniform IRS notices U.S. citizens are more familiar with. Because businesses often contend with many more non-federal notices, having a system for relevant local tax notices is just as...

Software to Help Maintain Compliance with International Tax Notices

When you run a multinational business, taxes become complicated—fast. Even selling across country lines can change the taxes your business is obligated to pay. From international organizations with field offices worldwide to a company opening its first...

How to Report Oil & Gas Royalties on Your Tax Return

Oil and gas royalties can be highly complex, creating no shortage of confusion for those wondering how to report oil and gas royalties on tax returns. At the same time, oil and gas tax filings can be categorized according to a few simple categories, as...

Tips for Managing IRS Tax Notices to Keep the Volume Low

Depending on how many years you've been in business, you've likely received your fair share of IRS tax notices and can expect to continue seeing them every year. But if you don't stay on top of these tax notices, they can feel overwhelming when they...

Mergers & Acquisitions from a Tax Perspective

On average, small businesses across the United States pay a tax rate of 19.8%, and corporations of different sizes need to carefully account for the federal corporate tax rate of 20%. Tax experts know the ins and outs of how various business decisions...

How Do I Dispute My Tax Notice?

Every business receives IRS notices. Your organization might have an outstanding balance, you may be due a smaller refund than anticipated, or you may need to attach a schedule to your tax filing. Often, these notices may indicate the IRS made a mistake...

Tax Relief Programs to Help You Handle Outstanding Notices

All companies receive IRS notices, and they can quickly become overwhelming if not managed properly. However, the IRS has several tax relief programs to help taxpayers manage outstanding notices. When faced with a backlog or excessive payments, the IRS...