IRS & State Tax Issues
When an IRS Notice Is Really About Your Books
Most IRS notices point at a return. Many are really pointing at the bookkeeping behind it. How to read the notice — and the ledger — together.
By Gerri Lazarre, CPA, MSTComing soon
Written by Gerri Lazarre, CPA, MST and the TriMerge team. Focused on the decisions Miami owners and individuals actually face — not generic tax commentary.
Editorial calendar in progress — new pieces publish here.
Most IRS notices point at a return. Many are really pointing at the bookkeeping behind it. How to read the notice — and the ledger — together.
For S-corp owners, reasonable comp is revisited every year the business changes. What we look at when we set — and defend — the number.
Most owner-prepared statements do not survive lender review. What TriMerge cleans up before the package leaves your desk.
We don't syndicate generic tax articles. If a piece is here, someone at TriMerge wrote it because it changed how we advised a client.