Why is the IRS and State Pestering the Business I Own?

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Every year, the IRS relentlessly audits and pursues back taxes, and often, small business owners find themselves under the agency’s scrutiny. But why do business owners become prime targets for IRS enforcement? Let’s explore the key reasons behind this prioritization. Especially as IRS enforcement escalates in 2024 and beyond, business owners employing a passive “hope … Continued

Autism Acceptance Month INSPIRING YOUNG MAN WITH AUTISM SPEAKS ABOUT ACCEPTANCE AND INCLUSION AT SCHOOLS THROUGHOUT NEW JERSEY

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Tim Rohrer, a 23-year-old young man with autism is on a mission to educate the world about the importance of social inclusion. Tim was bullied, isolated and excluded in school. He was able to overcome his pain by educating others. Tim shares his personal story and teaches students about acceptance and inclusion. He has spoken … Continued

Slip and fall accidents

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By John Bazzurro As the weather turns bad, many store owners and landowners begin to ask what their responsibility is with respect to clearing ice and snow from their walkways, parking lots and sidewalks.  Similarly, people begin asking whether they have a viable personal injury case where they have sustained an injury after slipping and … Continued

NJ’s past couple years of record-breaking wet weather has wreaked havoc on our septic systems. And with an upcoming spring thaw it will be certain to continue being problematic for our septic systems. Why? You ask…

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The reason being that a septic system works by absorption and evaporation. When the ground is already saturated with moisture (snow melt and/or heavy rain), the effluent has nowhere to go. Typically, the groundwater table rises during rainy periods in the winter and/or spring. Saturated soil conditions influence wastewater flow and treatment. When you continuously … Continued

40-VEAR WALL STREET VETERAN SAVS AMERICA HAS ENTERED ITS WORST-EVER ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND POLITICAL ERA, AND ТНЕ ”GREAT DEPRESSION” WILL ВЕ А WALK IN ТНЕ PARK COMPARED ТО WHAT’S COMING.

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“ln the world of finance, where far too often people speak in platitudes, Peter Grandich delivers а concise, intelligent, and at time humorous look at the markets. Peter may ruffle а few feathers, but his expertise should not Ье ignored. 1 was а fan long before I was his friend, but I am happy to … Continued

WHAT DOES NEW DWI STATUTE MEAN TO YOU?

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BY JOHN BAZZURRO A new driving while intoxicated (DWI) statute went into effect in the State of New Jersey on December 1, 2019. The purposes of the changes to the prior statute are mainly focused on enforcing compliance in preventing convicted drivers from repeatedly driving under the influence and, further, to allow convicted drivers to … Continued

Owe money to the IRS or State? Navigating Tax Debt Notices

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With new funding and new hires, the IRS Collection Division has been in full swing this year. After receiving your first collection notice, the IRS has certain deadlines it has to follow with respect to these notices. Worse, if you received notices before the pandemic, those notices still apply 4 years later allowing the IRS … Continued

Ageless Moments Adult Social Daycare for the Young at Heart

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By Pam Teel Ageless Moments is an Adult Social Daycare Facility conveniently located in Monroe Township. The owner and founder, Delia Pollard, fully understands, on a very personal level, what it means to make the difficult transition between independent care and seeking assistance for a loved one after seeking daycare for her now, 97-year-old mother. … Continued

What are HENRYs?

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By Surabhi Ashok HENRYs, or High Earners, Not Rich Yet are people who earn between $250,000 and $500,000 but don’t have much discretionary income left after paying for taxes, housing, etc. They have the potential to gain accumulated wealth if they start to put aside more of their working money towards investments and savings rather … Continued