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by John Park - 2008-07-01
In a previous article (Part I), disallowed investment options for retirement plans were reviewed. In the trifecta of IRS regulations governing these retirement plans, there are two (2) additional reg...
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by Rev. Michael Bresciani - 2008-07-01
The story written by Laurie Goodstein broke in The New York Times Politics Blog June 23, 2008 and has garnered blog responses from around the nation. Keller who operates a live daily broadcast from St...
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by John Park - 2008-07-04
Self-Directed IRAs and 401(k)s -- Top Questions Answered (Part 3) In the previous two articles, disallowed investment options and prohibited transactions as they apply to retirement plans (RP) were r...
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by Neil Lemons - 2008-07-09
If you are unable to pay the full taxes at one go, it is best to apply for an installment agreement in Form 9465. This can be done online, if the tax dues are less than $25,000.For higher tax dues yo...
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by Neil Lemons - 2008-07-09
Bank levy is seizure of money lying in the bank account of the tax payer. In all cases of levy, thirty days notice is given by the IRS to the tax payer. This is the final notice for intent to levy an...
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by Steve Selengut - 2008-07-14
The writing is on the wall (street, that is), and it is telling us that we need to reaffirm the United States as the dominant force in the global economy, and that we have to do more to protect our c...
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by Steve Selengut - 2008-07-14
Most economic research suggests that tax code replacement surgery is essential for long-term economic progress. The goal of my plan is to make sure that you are not grumbling ten years from now about...
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by Roni Deutch - 2008-07-15
Update and organize your financial recordsCan you think of a better way to spend a beautiful summer day then staying inside and organizing your financial documents? Ok, you can probably think of hund...
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by Neil Lemons - 2008-07-16
A return can be picked up for audit for many reasons. If the return is not correctly filled up and excess tax relief is claimed, the IRS is bound to take up the issue with the tax payer. Sometimes th...
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by Neil Lemons - 2008-07-16
The IRS has wide powers of collection of tax. One of the first things they do is to file a lien. Actually, by law, lien attaches to all the properties of the tax payer once a federal tax demand is ra...