Eva Rosenberg joins Jim Blasingame to report on an IRS program that includes a visit to businesses that have fallen behind on their payroll tax filing and payments, but if that happens, ask them to help you.
Category Archives: Jim Blasingame Interviews
Here are the current Jim Blasingame Interviews with TaxMama gathered in one handy place for your listening pleasure:
Eva Rosenberg joins Jim Blasingame to report on an IRS program that includes a visit to businesses that have fallen behind on their payroll tax filing and payments, but if that happens, ask them to help you.
Eva Rosenberg joins Jim Blasingame to report on the key dates for filing tax returns, and what you have to do to stay alive if you miss an IRS drop-dead filing date.
Eva Rosenberg joins Jim Blasingame to report on the various small business tax-deductible retirement plans available from the government, and how to decide with is best for you.
Eva Rosenberg joins Jim Blasingame to report that the IRS is turning to private contractors to collect back taxes, but there is a protocol for those contractors that you should know before you respond to any IRS inquiries.
Eva Rosenberg joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how some people get in trouble when they incorporate, but don’t convert their financial business over to the new entity, including tax ID designations.
Eva Rosenberg joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that having someone designated to run your business affairs when you die only works if you’ve made it legal. Just assigning someone won’t work.
Eva Rosenberg joins Jim Blasingame to reveal new clarity from the IRS on who does and doesn’t qualify for the QBI provisions in the new tax law.
Eva Rosenberg joins Jim Blasingame to report on the lack of final direction for filing taxes under the last tax bill, which is almost a year and a half old, plus the fact that while most small businesses received a cut, many didn’t who should have because too much was given to corporations.
Eva Rosenberg joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the different tax filing and paying deadlines for business and personal tax filing
Eva Rosenberg joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that if you have a tax refund coming, you must file for it within 3 tax years of when it is owed to you, or you lose it forever.
Eva Rosenberg joins Jim Blasingame to reveal why both sides of the sale of a business must know about the IRS form 8594, which addresses major tax implications for both.