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Delinquent Taxes - What Happens if I Don’t Pay the IRS?

Depending on how much time has past, an individual will see hundreds; even of thousands of dollars owed in back taxes that were not originally assessed when first receiving a letter from IRS. Similar to a credit card company, penalties and interest can and will be applied.
Delinquent Income Tax Return Defined -
A delinquent income tax […]

Top 6 Best Tax Tips for Online Education

Just like many facets of life, you can save money and earn money back on your online education by utilizing these tax tips:
1. File even if you made too little last year; many don’t realize that if you’ve had ANY money withheld from pay checks, you have a refund coming. If you don’t […]

Is Your EBay Activity a Business or a Hobby?

Many eBay sellers start out as a hobby, or just to clean out their closets. Many times, this hobby can lead to a profitable business.
A hobby is an activity that you do simply because you love doing it, but it may also earn you some income. That income must be reported on your tax return, […]

Back Taxes Owed to IRS Now Collected by Private Debt Collectors

According to a New York Times article that was released August of last year (2006), I.R.S. back taxes and delinquent taxes under $25,000 or less owed by taxpayers will now be attempted to be collected by up to three private collection agencies.
Two weeks after the article was published, data on 12,500 overdue taxpayers was […]

California Local and Property Taxes

As the California state population increased, the demand for housing also increased and this resulted in higher property values and higher taxes.
Local taxes - About 35 percent of the total, county and city revenue in California is generated from the local taxes and this amounted to about $20 billion in 1997-98.
. Property Tax-29 percent
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Taxes Levied In California

In California, state taxes have always played an important role. At the end of the 21st century, the state of California spent a large amount of money to provide public services to the residents of California and the local businesses. The money spent has been provided by the state taxes. Three-quarters of the state treasury […]

How to File and Pay Your Taxes in California- For Individuals

We are always in search of some easy ways to pay our tax. It may involve quicker submissions, improved accuracy and up-to-date methods.
Initially, when technology was not so advanced, you might have sent the required documentation to the IRS by the US Postal Service. But things have changed today and you can make use of […]

Overview of the Bank and Corporation Tax in California

Out of the 48 states, California is the one to tax corporate profits. Whereas, the bank and corporation tax of California remains the third largest source of General Fund revenues of the state. The raise in 1999-00 amounted to about $6.1 billion or 9 percent of the total. All corporations that earn income derived from […]

Overview of California Tax System

With over 35 million residents, California is ranked as the sixth largest economy in the world. It exhibits great demographic and economic variation and has various substantial demands in areas such as health care, education and infrastructure. Similar to other governments, California depends mainly on taxes to fund the public services. The California tax system […]

Overview of California Income Tax

Personal Income Tax or PIT in the State of California is paid in addition to the Federal Income tax. Introduced in 1935, it singly generates the highest revenue for the state as compared to other sources. Both residents and non-residents are liable to pay PIT in California. Nonresidents pay California PIT only on income derived […]