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If severe weather destroyed your home or business, would your important documents be protected? Do you have backup storage in a location away from your home or business? Read More »
Though typically receiving an inheritance is a blessing, it can sometimes be a burden, sometimes because of taxes. Disclaiming the inheritance is an option. Read More »
We expected it would happen, and now the time has come. The IRS has sent out furlough notices, announcing 5 days this summer that the IRS will be completely shut down. Read More »
The IRS has released a list of common errors to avoid as you prepare to file your tax returns. Read More »
Every year, the IRS releases a "Dirty Dozen" list of scams taxpayers should be aware of. Here are a few of the scams you should be aware of as we end the 2012 tax season. Read More »
According to the IRS, it is estiamted 9,800 Iowan taxpayers have a tax refund for 2009 waiting for them, but the deadline to claim that is approaching. Read More »
A local news story should serve as a reminder how important powers of attorney are, often more so than a will. Read More »
Have you included yoru social media accounts in your estate plan? Does your executor know of all your social media accounts? What about online banking accounts? Here are a few things to think about. Read More »
On January 25, 2013, trustees around the state breathed a sigh of relief after the Iowa Supreme Court reversed the district court's controversial decision in the trust case of In the matter of Trust #T-1 of Mary Fay Trimble. Read More »
If you can't pay your tax debt, the IRS has some options available, and in 2012 certain options became more appealing. Read More »
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