Tag Archives: filing taxes

Accountant or Attorney? The IRS 90-Day Letter

Posted on August 28, 2013 by bernsleylaw

In a perfect world, the tax law would be clear, easy to comply with, and most everyone would timely file any required returns. Those returns would, of course, all be accepted as filed. End of story. But, as we know, … Continue reading →

Posted in Taxes | Tagged 30-day letter, 90-day letter, audit, Federal tax audit, filing taxes, income tax audit, Internal Revenue Service, IRS, Tax Court, Tax return (United States), United States Tax Court | Leave a comment

Should We File Married Filing Jointly?

Posted on July 24, 2013 by bernsleylaw

Are You Sure You Want to File MFJ? When a couple says “I do” they begin to share everything, from the household bills to cramped bathroom space. But is this always a good idea when it comes to filing taxes? … Continue reading →

Posted in Taxes | Tagged Filing Status (federal income tax), filing taxes, innocent spouse relief, Internal Revenue Service, IRS, Joint and several liability, joint liability, married couples, married filing jointly | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: filing taxes

Accountant or Attorney? The IRS 90-Day Letter

Should We File Married Filing Jointly?

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