anchor tax relief: Realtors New Years Resolutions 2021
- 12/30/20 07:50 AM
Let's do this different than last year Last year I did a blog post in which I offered “Five News Years Resolutions Every Realtor Should Make”. Another year older, and another year wiser, this year I want to take a different track. Why? Because resolutions are deeply personal. Otherwise they have no meaning, ignite no passion. They have to be truly yours. I could post the five best resolutions in the history of the world, but if they don't come from a desire deep within your own heart, well... what good are they? Instead, this year I offer five inspiring ideas to help propel you … (2 comments)
anchor tax relief: Chesapeake VA Real Estate - What is the IRS Collection Process?
- 12/28/20 11:48 AM
Many Realtors receive IRS notices that create nothing but confusion and fear if the agent is not familar with the IRS Collection Process. I'm authorized to help taxpayers in all 50 states to navigate the IRS Collection Process, so here's information to help you gain clarity, control, and peace of mind around how the process works. How IRS Collection Works If you file a return with fully paying the taxes due, you'll receive a standard - and relatively friendly -- CP 14 Notice of Balance Due. How you respond really determine the next steps in the IRS Collection Process. You can pay in full pay … (0 comments)
anchor tax relief: Chesapeake VA Real Estate Agent Mistake - IRS Monthly Payment Plan
- 12/26/20 10:03 AM
2020's been an extraordinarily successful year in Chesapekae VA real estate! I anticipate that I'll be working with many top producing Realtors who won't be able to full pay the balance due on their 2020 income tax return. They'll be relieved when they learn they can arrange an IRS Monthly Payment Plan, But there’s two mistakes Realtors make when setting up an IRS Installment Agreement: In the rush to get the IRS off their back, they agree to a payment plan they can’t afford. This can put them in a worse position than when they started! If they fail to make a couple … (0 comments)
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