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Though it had been in the works for some time, just this summer, the US Treasury Department unleashed a regulatory tsunami upon US citizens living and working abroad, the Foreign Asset Tax Compliance Act (FATCA). Uncle Sam and President Obama haven’t exactly spelled out “FATCAT”, but they’re only one letter off. And though their initial interest was to target the 1 percent with significant quiet offshore holdings, the average American expat has, unfortunately, been caught in the cross-hairs.

Dyer & Smith LLC, an accounting firm and bookkeeping service in Huntsville, AL, has formed an online marketing partnership with BizIQ, a firm specializing in small business local web optimization.

Online tax preparation services have grown in their sophistication and revolutionized the way taxpayers file their yearly income tax returns and are saving Americans untold hours and uncertainty filling out forms. The IRS reports that 117 million Americans used some form of electronic filing in 2014, accounting for nearly 87% of all returns.

BestDebtCompanys.com (BDC) named Tax Defense Network their top-rated tax relief company based on a critical review process involving 11 industry-specific criteria.

For professional service contractors and consultants who do business in Florida and wish to do business with the Florida Department of Transportation on projects that are in excess of $250,000, they must submit an audit conducted by a Certified Public Accountant (CPA). The annual audit report is required for companies who provide services such as engineering, geotechnical, and surveying to the FDOT.

Traverse City Tax Preparation Examiner, Frank Ellis, has provided an informative article on Examiner.com which details the 2015 tax refund calculator. Able to offer tax refund estimates in minutes, the tool is a help for taxpayers so they know immediately what to expect. Better, yet, they do not have to wait until tax season starts to learn whether they’ll receive money back from the IRS.

Frank Ellis, a Traverse City Tax Preparation Examiner, has revealed insightful details about the earned income tax credit on Examiner.com. Intended for low and moderate income families in America, the credit requires several qualifications for one to be eligible. These are explained in detail so people know exactly what they need before applying.

There’s no way to sugarcoat it; tax codes are always changing, individuals and businesses are expected to keep up with them and failing to do so could have dire consequences if the IRS comes knocking. Steven Melnik and his colleagues have helped thousands of individuals attain tax relief, tax resolution and sail through IRS audits – and have recently released a game-changing book to help anyone do the same from the comfort of home.

Based on the audits performed by the government on the medical devices from Obamacare, a number, in fact thousands, of companies fail to pay for the taxes on these medical devices, causing a decline on its revenue target. This irregularity could brave more efforts to rescind tax. Something that the Republicans and a number of Democrats would definitely counter.

Hacker Accounting is reminding self-employed people that their third-quarter income, which requires quarterly estimated taxes, are coming up. Third-quarter payment needs to be postmarked on or before September 16, 2014.

GRP Rainer Lawyers and Tax Advisors in Cologne, Berlin, Bonn, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Munich, Stuttgart and London – http://www.grprainer.com/en conclude: Those inheriting companies can benefit from tax concessions. Whether these concessions are constitutional or contravene the principle of equality is the question which the Federal Constitutional Court has been grappling with since July 8, 2014. The Constitutional Court found itself confronted with this question as early as 2006. Back then it decided that the privileges for those inheriting businesses were legitimate if they served the wider common good. In doing so, it principally looked at the preservation of the company and thus jobs. Companies with more than 20 employees can benefit from this.

A free tax refund calculator is now available from TurboTax, provider of the leading professional tax software on the market. The tool is discussed in a new article posted on Examiner.com written by Frank Ellis. The Traverse City Tax Tips Examiner provides the most up to date information and details on how to use the tax refund calculator.

In order to assist American taxpayers in receiving their refunds timely, Tax Tip Examiner’s article provides preparation methods to file accurately for the 2014 tax season.

Frank Ellis, a tax preparation planner in Traverse City, has published a new Examiner.com article explaining when people can start filing their taxes with the IRS. At times, the IRS may experience delays and as a result, returns may be accepted and processed later. While there are no changes in deadlines, this affects when people can start filing.

Traverse City Tax Preparation Examiner, Frank Ellis, has published a new article regarding the tax credits and deductions parents can claim for their 2014 taxes. With the 2015 tax season ahead, it provides valuable insight for those who may not have the time to research the options themselves. For example, the author discusses the dependent exemption and how much parents are eligible for per child.

With the economy is still suffering after several years of languid job growth, many struggling Americans feel like they're in a recession that never seems to end. Millions of hard-working people have accepted lower paying jobs just to make ends meet.

A new Examiner.com article unveils several tips on how taxpayers can maximize their refunds for the upcoming 2015 tax season. Refunds are not always as great as people often make the out to be, the author quickly points out. The piece discusses several ways one can boost their tax refund.

Ward Goodman, a renowned company among top accounting firms in UK, now offers the most valuable financial services. They are the experienced IFA professionals that believe in giving self-determined financial advices with the wealth management and retirement planning all over Wimborne, Dorset, Hampshire, and Bournemouth. With the vast experience and accountancy knowledge and business proficiency, their staff will assure clients to receive effective advice and outstanding solutions.

JL Accounting, a well respected specialist in Miami Tax Services, is offering payroll services that ensure employees are properly paid while preventing and reducing inefficiencies and waste.

Online Taxman, a worldwide specialist in Expat Taxes, is offering its services in a more streamlined and personalized manner for the benefit of its clients.

Information on the IRS’s Child Tax Credit is now provided on Examiner.com. Available to families with an annual household income less than $110,000, the credit helps save on tax bills. A portion of the credited amount is sometimes refunded, as the article explains, while it also covers how to properly fill out the worksheet to save more.

Tax specialist Frank Ellis reveals important details on the IRS mileage rate tax deduction in a new Examiner.com article. Providing information on vehicle tax deductions people often overlook during tax season, the author has now introduced a deduction self-employed taxpayers, volunteers, and others can claim.

Easy income tax filling, the people behind Turbo Tax 2014, 2015 the online electronic tax filing solution that makes your tax returns easier, recommend people who need to fill in the IRS form 1040 which is the Annual income tax return filed by citizens or residents of the United States, to file the form online to make life less complicated.

Traverse City tax preparation examiner and expert commentator, Frank Ellis, is out with another of his helpful articles just in time for tax filing season. This time, Ellis tackles the popular, but sometimes misunderstood issue of the Earned Income Tax Credit, or EIC.

In the midst of exams and extracurricular activates most college students don’t stop to think about the issue of taxes. With more and more students working to pay for college, they should. At least that’s the conclusion drawn by Traverse City tax expert Frank Ellis, who has written extensively about the ways taxpayers can reduce their taxable income, and who now turns to the important topic of college tuition tax deductions.