by Tax Crisis Institute Staff | May 7, 2022 | Tax News
The general consensus of why schools don’t teach students about taxes is because there are too many variables when reporting income. People file taxes differently and it is considered impractical to teach students about this topic. There is a controversy around... 
by Tax Crisis Institute Staff | Apr 5, 2022 | Tax News
RDP is a Registered Domestic Partner. If you are a Registered Domestic Partner, the IRS does not recognize this partnership as a marriage. In California, RDPs have to file their federal and state tax returns separately. RDP couples have to file tax returns as... 
by Tax Crisis Institute Staff | Mar 18, 2022 | IRS Help, Tax News
If you are married or marry someone who owes back taxes, you are not liable for the debt. The IRS provides relief options for those who file jointly and individually. If your spouse owes back taxes, filing Form 8379 allows you to keep your refund. A tax professional... 
by Tax Crisis Institute Staff | Jan 25, 2022 | IRS Help, Tax News
As most tax filers know, the annual tax season is a time of surprises. On rare occasions, the surprises are pleasant, and we owe less than we thought or will be getting a larger refund than we expected. However, most of the surprises we get during tax season are of... 
by Tax Crisis Institute Staff | Nov 27, 2021 | Tax News
If you live in California, you may be wondering what home improvements increase property taxes there. The short answer is that property taxes can increase when homes are sold or new construction takes place. Home improvements are considered new construction when they... 
by Tax Crisis Institute Staff | Oct 11, 2021 | State Tax Help, Tax News
Businesses operating in Nevada which exceed the $4 million revenue threshold are required to file the Commerce Tax return, a privilege tax similar to franchise tax. Nevada is one of nine states in the United States that does not have state income tax. Instead, they...
