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If you need to resolve a tax debt with the IRS or Illinois Department of Revenue, you must understand that it is a legal matter that requires a qualified tax attorney to represent you. Our tax attorneys have decades of experience dealing with complex tax disputes including IRS tax levies, liens, tax audits, and penalties. Our attorneys strongly advocate for taxpayer rights and focus on solving your tax problem in the most timely, cost-efficient, and satisfactory manner possible. For corporations, resolving Illinois and IRS corporate tax issues, including 941 employment tax issues, requires a prompt and experienced legal response. Our corporate tax attorneys know how to negotiate to solve your corporate tax issues. Don’t complicate a tax issue by relying on tax advisors from an unknown source. Contact us so that we can fully and properly resolve your federal or state tax dispute.
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The IRS recently announced that almost 940,000 people across the nation have unclaimed refunds for tax year 2020 but face a May 17 deadline to submit their tax returns. The IRS estimates more than $1 billion in refunds remain unclaimed because people have not filed their 2020 tax returns yet. The average median refund is $932 for 2020. The IRS estimates that about 36,200 Illinois taxpayers may lose $40,608,000 in potential refunds.
This month the IRS released a news release trying to resolve confusion over the reporting requirements related to Form 1099-K, Payment Card and Third Party Network Transactions. The Form’s use has been the subject of much misinformation, so without further ado here is the list:
Understand the Referendum: “Amending the Real Estate Transfer Tax!” Chicago residents participating in the March 19th primary will walk into the voting booths expecting to make consequential decisions about their nominees for President and States Attorney. But, the typical voter may find themselves slightly confused and overwhelmed when they reach a lengthy referendum at the end of their ballot, entitled “Amending the Real Estate Transfer Tax.” This referendum is four entire paragraphs of tax jargon and financial chatter, informing the reader about a ballot measure on a local tax change.
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