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Help! I’m Being Held Responsible for Errors Made by a Tax Professional

For many taxpayers and small business owners, the idea of being audited by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) can be anxiety-inducing. But what happens when you find yourself facing an audit due to errors made by your tax professional?

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How Will Bankruptcy Affect Me in the Workplace?

Filing for bankruptcy can be a life-altering decision for anyone. However, beyond the financial implications, there's a domain that often gets overlooked—the workplace.

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What If I Can’t Fulfill the Repayment Plan Under Chapter 13?

Filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Nevada provides individuals with an opportunity to repay their debts over a three- to five-year period while retaining their property. However, life is unpredictable, and there may be instances where you find yourself unable to fulfill the repayment plan.

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Modifying a Repayment Plan Under Chapter 13

When you’re experiencing financial turmoil, it's often hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel. Amidst this struggle, Chapter 13 bankruptcy can offer some hope, providing a structured way to manage debt and regain control of your finances. This is where the Law Office of Scott N. Tisevich can assist.

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Can I Continue to Pay Into a Retirement Account Under Chapter 13?

Navigating the complexities of Chapter 13 bankruptcy can be daunting, particularly when you are also concerned about the status of your retirement accounts. It's understandable if you're feeling overwhelmed.

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Documents You Will Need to Submit to File for Bankruptcy

The prospect of filing for bankruptcy can be daunting. The sheer amount of paperwork can seem intimidating and add extra stress to an already difficult situation.

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Your Options and Requirements for Reporting Capital Gains

Capital gains, or the profit you make from buying and selling something, whether it be real estate, stocks, bonds, artwork, a vehicle, you name it, are taxed at two different levels. Short-term capital gains are for items or investments held for one year or less. Long-term capital gains are for items and investments held for more than one year.

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Why an Attorney Is Important When Filing for Bankruptcy

The decision to file for bankruptcy is not an easy one, and you might have a few questions about the process. A bankruptcy attorney can advise you throughout, helping you to decide which type of bankruptcy to pursue and working with you to plan for the future.

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Bankruptcy FAQs

“Bankruptcy” is a scary word for many people facing financial issues, but it doesn’t have to be. The truth is, everyone will face money problems at some point in their lives and filing for bankruptcy may be a viable choice based on your needs.

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Do I Have to Pay My (Ex) Spouse's Overdue Taxes?

If you were contacted by the IRS regarding your ex's overdue taxes, contact the Law Office of Scott N. Tisevich.

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