Read This If You Need An Extension to File Your Taxes
This year’s tax-filing deadline of April 18 is right around the corner. If you have put filing your taxes at the bottom of your to do list, you may be eligible to get a six-month extension from the IRS by submitting a “free extension to file” request. Requesting an extension will provide you with an […]
Glen Frost Details the Effects of the President’s Proposed Changes to Tax Laws on lawfirmsuites.com
Glen Frost, Managing Partner of Frost & Associates, was recently a guest writer on lawfirmsuites.com. His article details the different proposed tax law changes by the President and how they can impact you and your firm. Read the full article by clicking here
IRS Introduces expanded flexibility for payment plans
The IRS has expanded their program on streamlined processing of installment agreements under a test program that is scheduled to run until September 30, 2017. For the first time, streamlined processing standards will apply to individual taxpayers with an assessed balance of tax, penalty and interest between $50,000 and $100,000. During this test, more taxpayers […]
Eight lawyers from Frost & Associates, LLC selected to Maryland and Washington D.C Super Lawyers list
Seven attorneys from Frost & Associates, LLC have been selected to the 2017 Maryland Rising Stars list. This is an exclusive list, recognizing no more than 2.5 percent of the lawyers in the state. The attorneys recognized include Glen Frost, Michael Goldberg, Justin Hughes, Kaitlyn Loughner, Jessica Frase Marine, Eli Noff, and John Samuels Pontius, […]
Trump Administration Changes To Tax Laws
Donald Trump has proposed to make several tax changes when he enters office in January. It is important to examine the possible tax changes that could result from the new plan so that taxpayers are aware of the potential advantages and disadvantages the new tax plan may give them. Trump’s proposed tax plan consists of […]
The IRS Says I Owe More Tax and We Couldn’t Reach an Agreement…Now What?
When a taxpayer receives a notice from the IRS proposing an additional assessment of tax, the taxpayer can often work administratively with the IRS to resolve the dispute. However, many times, the taxpayer and IRS are not able to come to an agreement. In those instances, there are four different forums which can be utilized […]