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IRS-Impersonation Telephone Scam

November 12, 2014

demo IRS — An aggressive and sophisticated phone scam targeting taxpayers, including recent immigrants, has been making the rounds throughout the country. Callers claim to be employees of the IRS, but are not. These con artists can sound convincing when they call. They use fake names and bogus IRS identification badge numbers. They may know a lot about their targets, and they usually alter the caller ID to make it look like the IRS is calling.

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USCIS Website Gets a New Look and Enhanced Tools

November 7, 2014demo

WASHINGTON — Our updated homepage for www.uscis.gov and www.uscis.gov/espanol will still offer the user-friendly icons and tabs you are familiar with, and it will now provide easy-to-navigate sections on USCIS news, outreach events, educational webinars, and other services. You can now access the enhanced Case Status tool on your mobile device.

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Getting Ready for Administrative Action

November 21, 2014

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CONGRESSMAN LUIS V. GUTIERREZ— On November 20, 2014, the President announced the Immigration Accountability Executive Action. Using his executive authority, the President is expanding eligibility for the DACA program. He also announced the creation of a new program for the parents of U.S. citizen children and Lawful Permanent Resident children, the Deferred Action for Parents (DAP) program. Undocumented parents who have been present in the U.S. for FIVE YEARS will be required to register with the government, pay taxes, and pass a background check at their own expense. If approved, they will receive protection from deportation for three years and authorization to work.

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  1. How do I make an appointment?
  2. Where can I find the list of documents I need to file my application or petition?
  3. Why was not my Return Transfer funded?
  4. Who is ultimately responsible for filing and preparing my business income tax return?
  5. Why do I have to show you receipts and proof of business expenditures when preparing and filing my business or individual income tax return?
  6. What happens if I did not file my business or individual income tax return?

How do I make an appointment?

  • You can either call our customer's service center to schedule an appointment or you can make an appointment from here.
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Where can I find the list of documents I need to file my application?

  • The list of documents you need to file your immigration (USCIS) application or petition will be found either at the USCIS website, under the form instructions that you have planned to file or will file with the USCIS.
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Why was not my Return Transfer funded?

  • Although Return Transfers (RT) are not funded based on your credit history, they may not be funded in any case if you owe any governmental unit money, such as child support, federal levies and/or liens, education loan delinquencies and defaults, etc.
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Who is ultimately responsible for filing and preparing my business income tax return?

  • The answer to your question is: Finees M. Casado, if Casado's Associates, LLC is in charge of your business accounting and monthly payroll. Once you have hired us to complete and prepare your business income tax returns and payroll. It is our responsibility to meet our deadlines and promptly prepare your business income tax returns.
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Why do I have to show you receipts and proof of business expenditures when preparing and filing my business or personal income tax return ?

  • Although the Federal Court ruled on Cohan v. Commissioner, 39 F.2d 540 (2d Cir. 1930) that the IRS may allow expenses even if receipts and checks are missing, and that the taxpayer may only need a reasonable basis to re-create the expense and credible testimony that he actually spent the money. However, it is tantamount that you show us your receipts and checks in order to determine your expenses adequately and in compliance with the Law. We pride ourselves in our work and the last thing we want is to have your income taxes audited by the IRS for failing to report your expenses adequately and for a presumption of tax evasion, which is a federal criminal offense.
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What happens if I did not file my business or individual tax return?

  • If you cannot complete and file your income tax return on time and do not request an extension to have the due date delayed for four additional months, you will be assessed a penalty of 5% of your tax liability per month for up to 5 months. Nevertheless, if you also have penalties assessed for failure to pay taxes, then you only need to pay the penalty for failure to file for the first 5 months. As you can see...THIS IS A VERY SERIOUS MATTER, and you can end up paying thousands of dollars in penalties.
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