Tax Return Preparation

A Beckley dermatologist who pleaded guilty in March to two counts of filing a false tax return was sentenced in U.S. District Court in Charleston Monday to one year in federal prison.

PARSIPPANY, N.J., Sept. 15, 2008 — GenTek Inc. announced today that it has made a $2.3 million voluntary pre-funding payment to its pension plans. This pre-funding has been taken as a deduction on the 2007 federal income tax return filed today.

Paid Preparers’ Returns Rife With Mistakes, Overpayments: Study

In a limited study of tax returns completed by unlicensed paid preparers, 17 out of 28 — or 61% — were prepared incorrectly, including one that showed the taxpayer owing $4,903 more than he really did.

In November, we will elect a new president. One of the many issues important to Americans is each candidates’ stance on business incentives and taxation.

WASHINGTON — Unlicensed tax preparers often make substantial errors, sometimes willfully, a Treasury watchdog office concluded after The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration, in a report made public last week, said its auditors last February and March paid to have returns prepared at 12 commercial chains and 16 small independently owned tax return preparation offices in a large …

WASHINGTON – Unlicensed tax preparers often make substantial errors, sometimes willfully, a Treasury watchdog office concluded after a limited study where its agents posed as taxpayers seeking help in filing returns.

TRENTON – Just over 1,400 people in Salem County have not applied for their economic stimulus checks and it is believed that about 70 percent of those individuals are over the age of 65.

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Washington- Unlicensed tax preparers often make substantial errors, sometimes willfully, a Treasury watchdog office concluded after a limited study in which its agents posed as taxpayers seeking help in filing returns.