Maryland residents who are interested in redeeming tax liens on properties in order to secure deeds to them might be interested in a North Carolina case that examined whether local tax liens or federal tax liens are superior. The case involved a property that had both...
A Maryland resident who owes money to the IRS could lose the ability to leave the country. The IRS can ask the State Department to not issue a passport or to decline to renew an existing passport. Typically, the IRS will only do this if an individual owes $50,000 or...
You never expected to owe back taxes to the IRS. It just happened due to a series of oversights.You don't think it was fraud -- there was never any intent to defraud the government -- but you also know that the IRS has a lot of power. You want this to go as smoothly...
Business owners in Maryland may be pleased to learn about new legislation designed to protect their rights and eliminate some common sources of frustration in IRS audits. The bill targets a number of worrisome developments in recent years, such as the outsourcing of...
Consumers can purchase certain clothing, footwear and accessories priced at $100 or less exempt from Maryland's 6% sales tax during Shop Maryland Tax-Free Week ("Shop Maryland Week"), from August 13th through August 19th2017. Maryland also provides an exemption for...
Taxpayers in Maryland might find the prospect of a tax audit to be a cause for panic. However, experts recommend some strategies to make an audit easier, and they say that preparation is the key to avoiding a negative experience with the IRS.Anyone can be audited by...
