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The decision is usually made weeks before the conversation happens. What separates a clean parting from a lasting problem is entirely what was prepared beforehand.
Continue reading What Should Be Ready Before the Conversation Where Somebody Loses Their Job?
A first meeting with an accountant is a two way interview and most people treat it as an application. Six questions settle it in about twenty minutes.
Continue reading Twenty Minutes and Six Questions: How to Tell Whether a Preparer Is Right for You
There is no single rulebook for state and local obligations and nobody mails one out. That is why the first notice usually arrives from a state you barely worked in.
Continue reading Federal Tax Gets the Attention While State and Local Rules Produce the Surprises
Almost nobody reads the letter properly the first time. These are the questions that follow, roughly in the sequence they occur to the person holding it.
Continue reading A Notice in a Plain Envelope: The Questions People Ask, in the Order They Arrive
The offer at the top of the letter costs the company least and helps you least. The genuinely useful information is further down, in the part nobody reads.
Continue reading Why Is Free Credit Monitoring the First Thing a Breach Letter Offers You?