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Contributing to your employer-sponsored retirement plan is one of the most effective ways to reduce your current taxable income while investing in your future. In this week’s Tax Tip Tuesday, we’re focusing on why maxing out your 401(k) or employer retirement plan can be a powerful tax planning move—and what the updated limits mean for…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a behind-the-scenes experiment at the IRS, it is now a core part of how the agency identifies, evaluates, and pursues tax issues. And it’s something every taxpayer should be paying attention to. With fewer staff members and increasingly complex tax returns to manage, the IRS has turned to AI-powered…
When it comes to lowering your tax bill, one of the most important decisions you make each year is choosing between the standard deduction and itemized deductions. In this week’s Tax Tip Tuesday, we’re breaking down the difference—and how to determine which option delivers the greatest tax benefit for you. For many taxpayers across Texas,…
Life changes fast — and when it does, your tax withholding should change with it. So, what is a W-4, and when do I need to update it? In this week’s Tax Tip Tuesday, we’re highlighting why updating your W-4 form after major life events is one of the simplest ways to avoid tax surprises…
Newsletter january 2026 Volume 26, Number 1 Cheshier Tax Resolution Times The Frontline Defender for the Distressed Taxpayer County Treasurer Steals $38Million – On Homes, Ranches and20 Cars – Gets 10 Years in Jail! Elizabeth Gutfahr, the former Santa Cruz County treasurer, pleaded guilty toembezzlement by a public official, money laundering, and tax evasion. Gutfahr…
If you earn self-employment income, investment income, or any income not subject to automatic tax withholding, estimated tax payments are not optional—they’re essential. Setting them up correctly can help you avoid costly IRS penalties, interest charges, and last-minute stress at tax time Below is a clear, practical guide to help you understand what estimated taxes…
What the IRS Really Means—and Why It Matters to You If you’ve recently seen references from the IRS or politicians to “Working Families Tax Cuts,” you may be wondering whether a brand-new tax law has been enacted or if new benefits are suddenly available. In reality, Working Families Tax Cuts is not a separate piece…
Newsletter december 2025 Volume 25, Number 12 Cheshier Tax Resolution Times The Frontline Defender for the Distressed Taxpayer IRS Prescribes 34 Months in Prison for Tax Evading Physician A physician has been sentenced to 34 months in prison for a long-running scheme in which he hid assets, lied to the IRS, and submitted false Medicare…
Newsletter November 2025 Volume 25, Number 11 Cheshier Tax Resolution Times The Frontline Defender for the Distressed Taxpayer Shady Shingles – Roofer Hides $12.7 Million from the IRS! Angelo Delmaro pleaded guilty to tax evasion after running unregistered roofing and paving businesses for a decade that brought in about 12.7 million dollars. From 2012 to…
When you file a joint tax return, both you and your spouse are equally responsible for any taxes owed—even if one of you earned all the income or made all the financial decisions. But what if your spouse (or ex-spouse) made mistakes, committed fraud, or hid income without your knowledge? You might not have to…
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