Year End Tax Strategies
January 17th, 2012Year End Tax Strategies

Year End Tax Strategies
Tax Liens – Release & Withdrawals
Bill discusses Offers in Compromise, specifically a “doubt to collectibility” or the doubt that you have enough money to pay the tax. The 3 offers in compromise payment options are: lump sum cash, short term periodic payment, and deferred periodic payment.
Bill Brooks discusses how to handle a Notice of Intent to Levy from the IRS
Dear Friends of Our Firm,
Despite conventional wisdom, year-end planning isn’t just for personal tax savings. There’s plenty a small business owner or manager can do between now and Dec. 31 to cut taxes in 2009. Furthermore, new legislation may give a boost to year-end tax planning for your business. Consider the following points:
Dear Friends of Our Firm,
With the end of the year fast approaching, you can often cash in on unique tax-saving opportunities that won’t be available once Jan. 1 rolls around. Be aware that certain new tax developments may also have an impact on year-end planning in 2009.
With that in mind, following are several strategies you might use to cut your personal tax bill at the end of the year.