Missing tax returns usually means trouble, and it’s a safe bet that they weren't all lost in the mail.Even experienced loan underwriters can overlook the significance of a missing tax return. By itself, a public records check showing that a business has no tax liens
Fraud is an ongoing threat to loan underwriters. Professional criminals can make an art form out of defrauding lenders. However, most experienced underwriters have a well-honed ability to detect red flags. Seasoned and astute attention to detail on the part of an underwriter can stop
Silent liens refer to a lien that is not on any public record. The IRS uses this type of lien to invoke a more aggressive approach to collecting unpaid taxes on the lien when other methods have failed. This can cause many problems for a
In the United States, there are four main types of business taxes that the federal government administers. Business owners or managers should be aware of their responsibilities in paying each type of tax, as well as any additional taxes they may have to pay at the state
If you’re a budding entrepreneur, you’ve no doubt asked yourself, “How much money do I need to start my business?” This is a question that every single person who has ever started a business has asked themselves, so you’re in good company. While there are different initial costs
While businesses are only required to file an income tax return once a year, there are several other factors to consider when discussing business taxes. One of these is the due date of the business’s tax return which is dependent upon the structure of the
Owning a business is a dream that many people share. When you are going to be a business owner, it is important to understand all of the expenses that your company will incur. One cost that a lot of business owners do not always think
Starting a small business is an exciting experience. After weeks, months, or even years of planning, you are finally getting to see your dream become a reality. But amid all the anticipation, it is important to take care of the legal side of the process.
In the simplest terms, it’s a form that lenders use to verify you filed a tax return and confirm the income you reported on your mortgage application. On the other hand, it can also prove that you didn’t file a tax return. It sounds simple
When you’re applying for a mortgage, auto or business loan, you’ll be asked for a variety of documents to prove your income. The lenders will typically ask for your credit history, information on your debt, recent paystubs, legal documents like divorce decrees and your tax information.