Trust Tax Rates 2026: Federal & California Brackets, Distributions & More
Trust fund taxes for 2023 in California range from 10% up to $2,900 as the lower limit and 37% for $14,451 and above for income tax. Find out more here!
Use Tax vs Sales Tax in California: Differences Compared
Need a use tax vs sales tax in California comparison? The main difference between use tax and sales tax is who is collecting the tax.
How to pay less taxes in California in 12 Ways
You pay less tax in California by utilizing a medical plan, defer tax payments, claim work-from-home office deductions, and more! Check our guide out her
California Exit Tax & Wealth Tax: What is it & How it Applies to You
The California Exit & Wealth Tax of 2020 is a 0.4% tax on CA resident’s net worth over $30,000,000, but there are exceptions. Find out more here!
California Online Sales Tax: Your Ultimate Guide
Your ultimate California sales tax guide, covering the physical & destination nexus, internet sales exemptions for purchases & sales, and more!
How to Pay Off IRS Debt Fast (& What to Do When You Can’t!)
Learn how to pay off IRS debt fast using OIC, installment plans, filing for bankruptcy, innocent spouse programs, credit card, refinancing your home.
How to Respond to IRS Notice of Deficiency & IRS form 5564 Waiver
DON’T fill out IRS notice of deficiency waiver form 5564 yet! Learn how to respond to IRS notice of deficiency or when to appeal this tax assessment letter
Payroll Tax vs Income Tax: What’s the Difference Between Them?
Payroll tax vs income tax: How are payroll taxes different from personal income taxes? A look at what they are levied on, tax rates, how tax is used & more
What Happens If the IRS Audits Me and I Do Not Have Receipts?
The auditor may let you slide here and there and there used to be a rule that we would refer to as the 80/20 rule.
How to Prepare for the California Payroll Tax Auditor to Interview Your Independent Contractors
Did you know that for a California EDD payroll tax audit, a good rule of thumb is that you should gather about five people that are your best sources for 1099 information and create a reference sheet for the tax auditor to reach out and contact?
IRS Taxpayer Advocate Service: What TAS Does and When to Use It
The Taxpayer Advocate is impartial and acts as an intermediary between the IRS and the taxpayer. Working on issues such as collections matters, the group also provides checks and balances to make sure that the IRS is following proper procedure.
What Happens After the IRS Audit? What Happens If I Disagree With the Result?
The disagreement and or go into the office of appeals now the IRS is tough when it comes to disagree to audits usually by the time.