Rogers Bankruptcy Law Blog

As a business owner, something you need to understand well is what you have to do for your employees in terms of their tips and taxes. Employers in the United States are required to withhold taxes from their employees’ tips and wages. When you hold those tips, it’s...

Taxpayers in Arkansas have until May 17 to pay any federal income taxes that are due for the 2020 tax year. However, most taxpayers have the right to ask for an extension to file their actual returns. Extensions can be filed for any reason You will most likely file...

The child tax credit is the most significant change that has occurred to tax laws in 2020 and provides parents with $3,000 for every child under the age of 17 in their household. $3,600 is provided for every child under the age of six. You can also be eligible for an...

The phrase "tax audit" tends to strike fear into the hearts of people in Arkansas. Audits are rare, but they could happen if the IRS is suspicious of your income, charitable gifts or tax deductions. Being 100% honest on your taxes is always the best way to avoid an...