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New Business Owner? Have a Professional File Your Taxes

I knew there would be ups and downs when I started my business selling metal fencing, but I was pleasantly surprised to have a great first year. When I hit my first bump in the road, it was a big one. I filed my taxes myself, and I honestly thought I was doing them right. I have never been number-savvy, though, and I guess it showed. My business was chosen for a tax audit, and I was scared I had made a terrible mistake by accident when filing. I hired a tax lawyer to help me get my records together for the audit. It went smoothly, thanks to my lawyers help. I created this blog to let new business owners know that they should have a professional file their taxes after their first year in business. It could save you from a huge headache down the road.

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3 Things You Should Know About Civil Litigation

Posted on 29 December 2016

Being involved in a lawsuit can be a scary and emotional time for you to endure. The key to getting through this challenging situation is by being as prepared as possible. Regardless if you are the plaintiff or defendant, there are varying stages of civil litigation you should be fully aware of while in the midst of it. Taking the time to learn some basics about this legal process is sure to be beneficial to you. [Read More]

3 Things To Know About Getting Into An Auto Accident

Posted on 5 December 2016

After getting into a car accident, it is very important that you do all you can to handle the process diligently and in a timely manner. This process will involve you staking a claim with your insurance agency, learning about your legal rights and listening to counsel as you prepare for a settlement process or a day in court. To make this process easier and more understandable, you should consider these three tips below and reach out to the professionals who are able to assist you further. [Read More]

Three Great Ways Of Dealing With Unsolicited Divorce Advice

Posted on 16 November 2016

"You should have thrown them out by now." "The house is definitely yours." "You are entitled to half of the assets." Those are some of the pieces of unsolicited advice you are likely to receive from your friends, colleagues, or family members if you are going through a divorce. However, you shouldn't rush to put such advice into action. Here is what you should do instead: Share Your Opinions with Your Loved Ones [Read More]

Planning To File For Disability? Check Out These Things To Consider Before You Apply

Posted on 14 November 2016

When you make the decision to file for Social Security disability benefits, you will probably spend a great deal of time looking at the reasons why you should be approved for your benefits. However, because more disability claims are denied than approved, it is always a good idea to look at the reasons you could be denied and work from there. While there is no sure-fire thing you can do that will guarantee you an approved claim, what you can do is make sure your case has a fighting chance from the start. [Read More]