Your chances of being audited are pretty rare. Fewer than 1% of taxpayers will get that notice on IRS letterhead. Here are some tips to lower your chances.
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When you’re hit with a large, unexpected tax bill, it can be shattering. People who owe significant amounts of money have several options available to them.
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A state is constitutionally prohibited from taxing business activities unless those activities have a substantial “nexus,” or connection, with the state.
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Filing status changes because of a life event can have major ramifications. Marriage, divorce, separation or death of a spouse can change your tax status.
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