Bad Bookkeeping Creates Large Tax Liability, Client Still Saves $150K With Payment Plan!

Receiving a letter from the IRS can be a bit alarming for anyone. Once tax season has come and gone, the IRS starts sending out letters and notices to taxpayers. If you’ve received mail from the IRS, don’t panic. Typically, there’s no need to worry. They may just be reminding you of the balance due […]

Recent legal developments have opened the door to significant tariff refunds under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). For business owners, this presents both an opportunity and a compliance challenge. We recommend that importers file protests promptly to protect their rights and eligibility for refunds during the administrative review cycle. This guide from Polston Tax clarifies […]

Filing taxes requires careful attention to detail and accurate calculations. Incomplete records, delayed documents and intricate deductions can make meeting the April deadline challenging. A single misunderstanding about payment deadlines can cost individuals thousands in avoidable penalties. Filing an extension on your taxes provides extra time to prepare a complete and accurate return — but […]

Opening an envelope from the IRS or a state taxing entity can send your stress levels soaring. Whether it’s a notice about unfiled returns, unpaid taxes or an upcoming audit, the weight of outstanding tax feels overwhelming.  Tax resolution is the formal way of addressing and settling your tax issues with the IRS or state […]

In recent IEEPA tariff news, the Supreme Court has made a new ruling on these tariffs. This ruling means businesses that paid tariffs imposed under this act may now be eligible for a refund. The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) began accepting claims on April 20, 2026. Make sure you know if you’re eligible […]