Prep for an IRS audit using your 2017 tax return info
An IRS audit is kind of like a flat tire. It’s inconvenient and frustrating, and if you’re lucky you may never have to experience one. But if you do, you’ll be sorry if you aren’t prepared.
An IRS audit is kind of like a flat tire. It’s inconvenient and frustrating, and if you’re lucky you may never have to experience one. But if you do, you’ll be sorry if you aren’t prepared.
The IRS recently released updated income tax withholding tables. These updates are a result from changes in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) passed in late 2017. Employers will have until Feb. 15 to update their payroll systems. Employees will start seeing the changes to their paychecks shortly thereafter.
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