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At this time of year, many people in Missouri and across the United States are likely thinking about filing tax returns and whether they will receive a refund. For many, the process of preparing their taxes is a daunting one, and any mistakes could potentially have serious consequences if law enforcement officials believe they were deliberate. In […]

Dealing with finances is a talent that many people in Missouri have. However, others may struggle, especially when they are placed in charge of someone else’s money. In fact, a woman in another state who was named as someone’s financial caretaker recently pleaded guilty to tax evasion. In 2011, Adult Protective Services reportedly asked the 65-year-old

Many people in Missouri know a great deal about operating a business and ensuring its success. However, some may be aware of the tax implications of a successful business. Unfortunately, a former police chief in another state recently pleaded guilty to tax evasion. Reports indicate that, in addition to serving as the police chief, the man

It’s that time of year again. Missouri residents are beginning to file their federal income tax returns as they do every year, but this year isn’t really routine. The new tax laws go into effect for the 2018 tax season, and you may be among those who could experience some confusion. You probably know that

Did you know that some people don’t have to file a federal income tax return? Each year, the IRS publishes the minimum income amounts required for submitting a return, along with other factors that could give rise to the need to file. If your income falls below the threshold or no other rule applies to

After the holidays have passed and the new year commences, many people in Missouri, especially small business owners, turn their attention to the next big task ahead of them — filing taxes. Though the chances of a small business owner being audited are relatively rare, some statistics indicate that small business owners may have a

Most people in Missouri and across the country have likely experienced financial struggles at some point in their lives. Unfortunately, some people are left to prioritize what bills are paid and other financial obligations are met during times of hardship. However, federal officials claim that one business owner was deliberately engaging in tax evasion. The

If you are one of the many Missouri families who live a simple life on a small income, you may look forward to your income tax refund to catch up on bills, replace a failing appliance or splurge on something fun for the family. Part of what makes that refund possible is the Earned Income

Running a business is often a difficult task despite the effort that owners put into it. For smaller businesses in Missouri and across the country, multiple tasks often fall onto one person. Because of this, it is easy to understand how an oversight can occur. Unfortunately, law enforcement officials in another state believe one man’s