Monday, December 31, 2012

" A Happy New Year.."

Yajnik & Mehta Associates wish " A Happy 2013 " to Everyone... 
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Monday, December 24, 2012

2012 Happy Holidays...

Yajnik & Mehta Associates wish their Clients and Friends 
" Happy, Joyous, And Fun Filled Holidays "

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Monday, December 17, 2012

Dirty Dozen Tax Scams: #5 Frivolous Arguements

2011 Dirty Dozen Tax Scams According to IRS, will be listed and explained to the informed Tax Payer.

#5 Frivolous Arguments  - Promoters Of Frivolous Schemes encourage Tax Payers to make unreasonable and outlandish claims to avoid paying taxes they owe. IRS Has a list  of Frivolous Tax Positions that Tax Payers should avoid.  These arguments are false and have been thrown out by Tax Courts. Tax Payers have Right to dispute their Tax Liabilities in courts, but there is no justification to disobey the Tax Laws and avoid paying fair share of their taxes.
For Q & A, call Kash @Yajnik And Mehta Associates - (925) 963 4891

Monday, December 10, 2012

Dirty Dozen Tax Scams: #4 Filling False or Misleading Forms

2011 Dirty Dozen Tax Scams According to IRS, will be listed and explained to the informed Tax Payer.

#4 Filling False or Misleading Forms - Such forms are used to claim Refunds the Tax payer is not entitled to. A Variation of this scheme involves fabricating information return and falsely claiming the corresponding as withholdingGenerate Fake Form 1099 claiming false withholding, credits to legitimize the Refunds.
IRS Takes Refund fraud seriously and has programs in place to stop such practices.  Don't be a victim to people who encourage you you to claim deductions or credits you are not entitled or willingly allow others to use the information to file the false returns.
For Q & A, call Kash @ Yajnik & Mehta Associates (925) 963 4891.

Monday, December 3, 2012

Dirty Dozen Tax Scams: #3 Tax Return Preparer Fraud...


2011 Dirty Dozen Tax Scams According to IRS, will be listed and explained to the informed Tax Payer.

#3 Tax Return Preparer Fraud -
Attempt to skim a portion of their client's Refunds, Charge Inflated Fees for Tax Return Preparation. They attract new clients by making false promises of larger refunds or using fake credits and filing fraudulent returns. Beware of Tax preparers who don't sign their name or don't give Tax Payers a Copy of their Tax Return. 
IRS has introduced new standards including Preparer Identification ID (PTIN) tracking and monitoring Continuing Education Credits with mandatory Education in Ethics. Paid Preparers need to sign their name and Put their PTIN on the Tax Return. This should lead to better Tax Service experience for the Tax payers. For Q & A Call Kash @yajnikandmehta.com (925) 931 0863