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Newsletter – June 08, 2022

Jun 8, 2022 | Newsletter
 


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Can an IRS Offer in Compromise Help You?

It can be possible to settle your tax debt for less than you owe, but you have to know how the system works. If you’re suffering from financial hardship, click through to learn how to take advantage of an IRS program.




Student Loans — Your Options

Need money for college? Loans are available, but your options can get confusing. Which programs are out there, and are they right for you? Click through to learn about borrowing options so you can make informed choices about financing college.


The Tax Implications of Closing a Business

There are many things you must do when you close a business. One is to make things right with the IRS. Click through for an overview of your tax responsibilities as a business owner when you’re ready to move on.




Know the Difference Between Cash and Accrual

You know that an accurate account of expenses is vital to keeping your business in the black, but there’s more than one way to keep your accounts. Click through to learn the pros and cons of the two most common accounting methods.
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