Above and Beyond IRS Resolution LLC

Did you know the IRS can go after the individual -- not just the business -- for unpaid payroll taxes?

If they think the individual taxpayer was responsible for the taxes not being paid, they'll seek recompense from *personal* accounts, not the business’s. This is not a position you want to be in as a taxpayer, nor do you want your employees to have to deal with as a business owner.

Deal with the unpaid tax issue head-on.

Some of the most common red flags for tax fraud investigations:
1) Keeping two sets of books
2) Making false entries in books and records
3) Claiming personal expenses as business expenses
4) Claiming false deductions or credits against taxes owed
5) Hiding or transferring assets

This is the time of year when we re-examine what success looks like.

In rethinking and re-examining, you'll soon discover that sometimes the "most successful" people can be the most impoverished ... and those without many zeroes in their accounts can be flat-out rich.

"Success" is a state-of-mind -- and it's tied to gratitude. Gratitude is the enemy of fear. It's like an opposite magnet for it. Walk in gratitude, and fear just melts away.