Tax problems aren’t just a worry that hang over people’s heads from January through April every year. Many of them go far beyond the numbers that you report, and they can require additional evidence that your bank statements and paychecks can’t provide. Additionally, the IRS isn’t the only source of those problems: state tax authorities are hungry for revenue, and if you divide your time among different states, you may find it difficult to establish nexus and may even have to file taxes in multiple states. Below are some of the most common personal income tax issues people are likely to face. 1. You didn’t make (or underpaid) estimated tax payments. Self-employment is the most common cause of this. When you’re used to having taxes withheld from your paychecks at work, it can be a shock to have to pay taxes yourself. You can end up owing not just a large amount of self-employment and Continue reading about 3 Common Personal Income Tax Problems & How to Respond
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