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Filing your taxes can be complicated. Worried about making a mistake? Today, Sam Brotman walks you through some common filing mistakes and how to avoid them.
Everyone has to deal with income taxes and when you run into issues, it can be frightening. The best thing to do in these circumstances is hire a tax attorney.
If you're operating a business, it's important to be aware of the federal & state tax laws. Brotman provides a breakdown of your tax obligations for both.
In this blog post, Sam Brotman explains your rights as a taxpayer when dealing with the Board of Equalization. Learn your options when handling tax issues.
If you file taxes jointly, it's important that you know what is going on. Luckily, innocent spouse relief may be able to help if a problem arises.
If you are facing extreme financial hardship, the FTB or IRS may declare you Currently Non-Collectible. Sam Brotman explains what this means within.
Overwhelmed by your tax debts? Tax agencies provide several options when it comes to resolving your debts. Read on to learn the pros and cons of each.
While a tax audit can be stressful, criminal investigation are more intense and have dire consequences. Learn how tax fraud investigated from Sam Brotman.
Filing an appeal with the California Board of Equalization is intense process. Sam Brotman breaks it all down and explains how it works in this blog post.
Do you owe money to the California EDD? Learn how to handle your payroll tax debts and get the tax agency off your back.
For many, the idea of a sales tax nexus can be very confusing. In this post, tax attorney Sam Brotman explains exactly how it applies to your business.
The end of the year can be hectic for many reasons. Preparing your tax information ahead of time can prevent tax-related headaches.
If you are overwhelmed and stressed out about your tax lien, it may be best to contact a tax attorney. Learn exactly what an attorney can do you help you.
The California Franchise Tax Board uses tax liens in a specific manner that differs from the other two state tax agency.This post explains the details.
All California tax agencies handle liens slightly differently. This post, tax attorney Sam Brotman discusses how the Board of Equalization handles liens.
If you're facing tax lien from the State of California, Brotman Law can help. This blog post continues to breakdown liens in an easy to understand manner.
Tax liens can be incredibly complex and intimidating, but with knowledge of the process and how they work, you can take steps to resolve your situation.
With the passing of The Adult Use of Marijuana Act, California tax laws are about to get more complicated. Sam Brotman provides insight on what to expect.
Tax liens and levies are two methods used to collect on tax debts. In this post, tax attorney Sam Brotman discusses the details of each and the effects.
Many taxpayers choose to file an extension when income taxes are due in April. What happens if you miss the deadline for the extension?
Previously, Sam Brotman has discussed the importance of properly classifying employees. In this post, Sam explains the consequences of misclassification.
Payroll taxes can be a confusing subject for many business owners. Allow tax attorney Sam Brotman to explain responsibilities when paying payroll taxes.
In this post, tax attorney Sam Brotman discusses the importance of classifying employees and independent contractors correctly.
In Part 4 of our Sales Tax Audit series, Sam discusses what happens when the audit is complete. This can range from filing paperwork to filing an appeal.
In Part 3 of our Sales Tax Audit series, Sam discusses how to prepare for the audit. Being prepared can reduce headaches for everyone involved.
In Part 2 of our Sales Tax Audit series, Sam discusses audit procedures and techniques. Learn what the auditor expects and how to prepare for the audit.
This 4-part series will explore California sales tax audits from the Board of Equalization. Part 1 discusses what an audit is & how companies are selected.
There are a variety of tax issues to take into consideration when operating a business. Sam Brotman discusses some of the more common problems that occur.
Payroll taxes can be tricky if you are not used to filing them. If you're a new business owners, browse these common problems so you can avoid them.
There are several reasons that you may need a sales and use tax defense in California. Brotman Law explains common possibilities when dealing with the BOE.
In this post, Brotman Law explains tax liens from the California FTB and the effect they can have on your credit reports.
Payroll taxes may seem confusing, but if you read up on the rules and requirements, they will seem less daunting. In this post, Brotman Law breaks it down.
Sales tax fraud is often confused with evasion or negligence. Sam Brotman explains exactly what fraud is and how California penalizes offenders.
Whether you are self employed, a freelancer, or an independent contractor, read more to learn how to calculate your CA self employment tax owed for 2022.
State of California is very aggressive in pursuing past due payroll tax. In this post, Brotman Law explains how the EDD will go for payments & penalties.
California's Board of Equalization is relentless when it comes to collecting Sales & Use tax. If you owe the BOE, it is possible that they will issue lien.
As an employer, staying up-to-date with your payroll taxes is vital. If you don't, EDD could issue a lien against you. Find how to handle a lien within.
If you owe more the California Franchise Tax Board than you could reasonably pay in a timely fashion, you may be able to file an offer in compromise.
Sales tax audits can be complex and incredibly intimidating. In this post, Brotman Law explains the entire process, so you wont' be caught off guard.
Estimating your tax payments can be complicated and confusing. However, if you don't do so, you are likely to be hit with severe penalties.
The California sales tax audit statute of limitations time period is 3 years for taxpayers who have filed their tax returns or 8 years if not.
A trust fund recovery penalty (TFRP) occurs when responsible parties fail to remit payroll taxes to the government. Find out more in this complete guide!