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There are some large companies in Missouri that employ an entire team of financial workers to help ensure that payments are properly documented, wages paid and earnings reported. However, there are other, smaller businesses that do not have the means to hire such financial professionals, leaving many of the financial decisions to rest on the […]

Anyone in Missouri who has filed their own taxes is likely aware of the complications associated with the process. For many, the idea of making a mistake is nerve-wracking. Unfortunately, the threat of being under an IRS investigation is even more difficult. Unfortunately, there are some people who will find themselves being scrutinized by the

It is common for people to dread having to handle their taxes. In many cases, it is a time of year (or multiple times of year for those who pay estimated taxes) that leaves individuals feeling hit hard financially when they owe. Of course, obtaining a refund can often alleviate some of this dread, but

Most everyone in Missouri recognizes the importance of taxes and the many things that paying them provide for those who live in the United States. Despite this knowledge, the process and laws surrounding the Internal Revenue Service, or IRS, can be overwhelming. Unfortunately, a man in another state is likely facing a stressful time after

For many in Missouri and across the country, filing taxes is a time-consuming task that is filled with complications. Often, there is a concern that a simple mistake will lead to an audit and, potentially, criminal charges. For many, the risk of audits is daunting, and many people who must undergo them are unfamiliar with the process.

What could be worse than owing taxes to the IRS? Being audited by the IRS. After completing the audit, there is a good chance that the agency will hand you a tax bill. At this point, you may decide to agree with the agency’s findings, but if you don’t, you do have an option. If

You have probably heard the warning many times in your adult life not to sign something you have not read. Nevertheless, most people will admit that they do so frequently. Someone pushes a paper across the desk or counter, gives a synopsis of the contents and points to the line where you should sign. If

If you have student loans like so many other Missouri residents do, then you are probably familiar with the term “deferment,” which allows you to postpone your loan payments for a specified period. Did you know that the IRS has a similar option? Of course, the criteria for receiving a deferral from paying your taxes

April 15 is often a dreaded date for many individuals and businesses in Missouri and across the country as that is the day that taxes typically must be filed. Though most people enjoy the things that taxes fund — such as public libraries and well-maintained roadways — few people enjoy parting with their hard-earned money.