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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 »
Due to the late passage of the American Taxpayer Relief Act, the IRS will not begin accepting tax returns for 2012 until January 30, 2013. Certain individuals will have to wait even longer. Read More »
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