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Overturned tax law could mean income taxes in Washington state

On Behalf of Insight Law | Jul 26, 2019 |

Businesses and residents of Washington may have to start paying more income taxes. A recent decision by the Washington state Court of Appeals has left the door open for a local income tax.A 1984 law prohibited cities and counties from collecting net income tax. The...

What to do if you receive a tax audit notice

On Behalf of Insight Law | Jun 28, 2019 |

The reason that the IRS conducts tax audits is to uncover inaccurate tax returns. If your tax return contains inaccurate information, you may be subject to an audit. During the audit, the IRS will determine if there is any reason to penalize you for inconsistencies on...

Quarterly payments can help you move your business forward

On Behalf of Insight Law | May 30, 2019 |

Owning a business can be an excellent means to support your family, develop a niche for yourself and bring your dreams to fruition. And although business ownership may provide you with the right to determine your schedule and free you from answering to a boss, it...

Sales tax exemption reform could affect Washington businesses

On Behalf of Insight Law | May 15, 2019 |

Washington businesses may soon experience decreased sales due to new state tax legislation. Under Senate Bill 5997, which narrowly passed over the last weekend of April, Oregonians shopping in Washington may no longer be able to claim sales tax exemptions at the...

What do you need if you experience a personal tax audit?

On Behalf of Insight Law | Apr 2, 2019 |

No one wants to have their taxes audited. A fear of audit is why many tax services will offer some form of audit assurance. The Washington Department of Revenue conducts audits for several reasons and knowing what documents they’ll need could save you added...

What you need to know about taxes if you have a side hustle

On Behalf of Insight Law | Feb 27, 2019 |

For many Americans, a side hustle is a great way to earn some extra income. It can also help you transition into a new career, perhaps as a small business owner. There are many reasons you may choose to work as a freelancer, and while there are perks to the gig...

Tax law changes leave many small business owners uncertain

On Behalf of Insight Law | Feb 4, 2019 | Uncategorized

The new tax law signed by the President in December 2017 has left some business owners unclear of whether they qualify for a new deduction. According to The Star Tribune, though the IRS laid out guidelines for the business deduction, even some tax advisers have...

Avoid these common tax mistakes on this year’s return

On Behalf of Insight Law | Dec 12, 2018 |

With the new tax laws, people seem to be more confused than ever about what they should and shouldn’t do. Certain fundamentals still hold true, however. You must still tell the truth on your tax returns. Some tax payers fudge the numbers on purpose, and others...

5 tips for preparing your small business for an IRS audit

On Behalf of Insight Law | Nov 13, 2018 |

If you recently received a notice from the IRS that they plan to audit your small business, you may be panicking. Take a deep breath. With good planning and a little help, you can get through this.The IRS conducts three types of audits: correspondence audits, office...

Reviewing changes for the tax reform law

On Behalf of Insight Law | Oct 11, 2018 |

2018 will be the first fiscal year the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 will come into effect. As we approach the halfway point to Tax Day, the IRS released a statement reminding small business owners to learn about how the changes from the new tax laws will impact their...

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