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Help is Only As Good As the Records You Keep to Substantiate Your IRS Deductions Thursday, December 17th, 2009 Business owners and freelance professionals alike must be aware of the importance of keeping careful Records of their business expenses in order for these tax deductions to be accepted. A good tax attorney can only do so much to help your case if you do not have strong evidence to support your tax claims. I have blogged about news stories of unsubstantiated tax deductions in the past where taxpayers who were unable to provide evidence of their business expenses were disallowed from receiving tax deductions . A tax attorney

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According to court records, between 2005 and 2008, Ning Zhu, 32, of Newark, Del., defrauded Dell of approximately $102,000 by fraudulently obtaining software in connection with the purchase of personal computers. During the course of hundreds of transactions with Dell, Zhu, using multiple false names and addresses, claimed not to have received software that he had in fact received. Through this deception, Zhu obtained duplicate copies of the software, which he then sold unlawfully. On his tax returns, Zhu falsely stated that his income for 2005 was $4,603, and that the amount of tax due was $0. In fact, his taxable income for 2005 was

Personnel Co. Exec Ordered to Pay $4.2m Tuesday, February 5th, 2008 After pleading guilty to failing to pay payroll taxes, Bruce Alexander Brown, the former owner of employee-leasing business Excell Personnel, was sentenced to 36 months in prison and ordered to pay $4.2 million in restitution to the IRS. Brown, a Dallas resident, did not pay federal payroll taxes for Excell in 2001 and 2002. According to court documents, Brown’s company “leased” employees to companies that did not want to hire their own workers. Excell would locate, hire and train the employees, and then provide them to businesses

Exceptions for Military Personnel: Scott: Are there filing exceptions for those deployed in the military? MR: If they are deployed overseas there are extensions from 60-120 days. They are still US resident citizens and do need to file on time or by the agreed extension dates. The sad thing for many is that they come back to the states, cant’ get employment and are not able to pay their taxes, which will result in IRS penalties. ————— How to Avoid IRS Filing Problems: Scott: What one can do to make sure they don’t have a problem come April 15? MR: Be organized, have knowledge, budget and