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The Consequences of Running from the IRS

It is important to understand that the statute of limitations for taxes never runs out.

Facts about Franchise Tax Board Settlements

Knowing the facts may halt aggressive state tax collections and keep the dispute out of court.

CDTFA Collections: The State Tax Lien, the Notice of Levy, the Till Tap, and How to Stop Them

Do you have questions about CDTFA collections? Here is a guide to help your business through its more taxing challenges.

California Payroll Tax Appeals, Part Two

California's EDD payroll tax department may be big, but like so many branches of our state government, it operates in a specific way, with specific rules and regulations that it follows.

California Payroll Tax Appeals, Part One

This article is part one of the appeals on the payroll tax.

California Income Tax Brackets 2025–2026: All Rates, 1% to 13.3%

Once you know your filing status, calculating your income tax can be done on your own or with the help of a professional service. The FTB offers an online tax calculator to make things easier.

Tax Help for Seniors: How Taxes Change as You Get Older

Many tax details and situations change as you get older. In this post, Brotman Law provides a rundown of items to be on the lookout for.

The California Franchise Tax Board & Business Income Taxes

Income taxes can be a confusing topic for business owners. Read on to learn about determining deadlines and requirements for your particular business type.

Learn How to Beat the IRS with the Tax Master Class

Negotiating with the IRS is a lot like playing poker. There’s a system in place and you need skill to make it work for you or you’re in for a lot of frustration

Can Brotman Law Help Me In My Criminal Tax Case?

As in all criminal matters concerning tax liability, Brotman Law attorneys take confidentiality very seriously. Our initial meetings with prospective clients are usually done in person.

What is Criminal Tax Fraud & False Statement?

Are you aware that anyone who knowingly assists in any way in the preparation of an IRS document that is false, can be found guilty of a tax crime?

What Are IRS Allowable Living Expenses? [Definition & Classifications]

Allowable Living Expenses are excluded from the calculation the IRS uses to determine a taxpayer’s reasonable collection potential. The IRS will always allow taxpayers to keep enough cash to pay for allowable living expenses.
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