Tax Problem Resolution

You’ve got a friend in the tax business. Let us be your go-to for your any tax resolution needs you may have. From IRS wage garnishment protection to helping you get “Innocent Spouse” protection, we have the experience you need.

Can You Dispute A Tax Bill? Two Rights Plano Taxpayers Have This Tax Season

 Key TakeawaysYes, you can dispute a tax bill—a notice from the IRS is often a proposal, not a final verdict. The IRS routinely issues bills based on incomplete or incorrect information, especially when returns are missing or rushed. You have the legal...

Considering Innocent Spouse Relief? A Top Tax Attorney Offers Insight

Innocent spouse relief provides a reprieve to one spouse from tax liabilities and penalties resulting from an understatement of earnings by the other spouse on a joint return. The Bronson Law Firm PC in Dallas, TX, frequently helps couples file joint tax returns and...

Smarter Supply Chain Sourcing for Handling Tariffs in Your Plano Business

Feeling the strain of tightening things up and trying to stay one step ahead of whatever’s coming next? You’re in good company – because this kind of pressure isn’t new.Sam Walton didn’t have deep pockets or a fancy MBA. But he did have a knack for thinking a few...

Getting Audited: Some Cautionary Tales for Plano Taxpayers

You’ve likely heard the phrase “experience is the best teacher” before.And when it comes to getting audited, it really only takes one bad experience to keep you from filling out your tax return falsely (or haphazardly) ever again. Now you’re probably not the...

The Million Dollar Question of Selling Strategies for Your Plano Business

At least for the moment, we can’t say our new president isn’t keeping his campaign promises. On February 4th, additional tariffs of 25 percent on goods from Mexico and Canada, and an additional 10 percent on goods from China will go into effect. Of course,...

Partnership Income Tax Returns & More Plano IRS Targets

Though the days are getting shorter and the weather is taking a turn, there are some great revenue reasons to get excited about the next two months.As we round the bend into Black Friday territory (which for many began at the end of October), it’s time to get nimble...

Keeping Your Plano Business Focused During Distracting Times

Apparently there's some news happening around us in Plano these days.I often use this space to share Dallas County-specific, detailed information about PPP forgiveness, tax code updates, leadership and marketing strategy, expense reduction, and more -- all essential...

Ransomware Defense Steps to Protect Your Plano Business’s Computer Systems

No matter your line of work, your computer might be one of your most glaring vulnerabilities ... and it's one that too many Plano business owners I've worked with don't fully address.Even if you work with your hands, and you're a sole practitioner (a contractor, a...

Bill Bronson’s Perspective: What Are The Most Important Cybersecurity Measures for Small Businesses?

Key Takeaways Create a written data protection policy. Every employee should know the rules for handling sensitive data. Back up data regularly with secure cloud services or encrypted physical backups. Encrypt everything so stolen data is useless to...

How Plano Businesses Can Navigate Mistaken ERC Claims

Anyone else jump on all those great online Black Friday deals this year? There were a bunch. But, if you chose an online purchase because of the ease of returning said item, you might want to check the return policy. Looks like quite a few retailers...

How To End your IRS Problems Forever

IRS problems have a way of ruining all aspects of your life. They take a toll on you financially, physically, and emotionally. You can never really forget about them, as they always come back each morning when you wake up.

My name is Bill Bronson. I’ve been in this tax resolution business for quite some time. But most of all, I provide solutions to taxpayers like you who find themselves at odds with the IRS.

We want to fight for you – and you will never have to speak with the IRS yourself.

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