The dog days of summer are here, and things are definitely heating up. 🙂 In particular, our phone lines. Now that the dust has settled since the main personal deadline, IRS notices have been trickling out, and we’ve had an uptick in people who need assistance digging out from a pile of old tax debt, or responding to audit notices. … Read More
New Ideas For Oklahoma City Students To Pay For College
I recently wrote about the cost of raising children, but there was one glaring omission: college. But imagine if you had sent your son to Morehouse College. Here’s what happened there this month… On Sunday, May 19th, investor and philanthropist, Robert F. Smith, shocked 400 graduating students from all-male Morehouse College when, in his commencement speech, he announced he would … Read More
How Oklahoma City Taxpayers Can Pay Taxes Online in 2019
It’s no secret this tax season is proving a little more … “costly” for everyday Oklahoma City taxpayers. If you can find any solace in that reality, know that you are not alone. Due to changes made through the 2018 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), many Americans find themselves in a position of issuing payment to the IRS. For … Read More
Robin Harris’ First Key To Building Wealth
Not only are we entering into the thick of tax season, but based on our political situation, we could be staring at another federal government shutdown on Friday. Which means, well … we don’t know exactly what it will mean except that God bless you if you are trying to get help directly from the IRS these days. Not only … Read More
Four Reasons Why Oklahoma City Taxpayers Should File Taxes Early
As of this writing, the federal government is STILL in its partial shutdown. And 800,000+ people are affected — including a whole slew of IRS workers who have been called in, regardless of paychecks, because come Trump or high water: tax filing will indeed begin on January 28th, 2019. So, we’re still buckling up around here, and meeting with Oklahoma … Read More
Understanding Your Oklahoma City Airbnb And Taxes
As of this writing, the federal government is still in a “partial shutdown”, and things are starting to fray around the edges, even for those whose paychecks aren’t being affected. Already, it’s the longest in history. Which, for a media starving for any kind of controversy … well, no doubt you’ve already heard about it. Who knows … by the … Read More
RLH Tax Services, LLC Clears Up Confusion About the Offer in Compromise Program
2018 is FINALLY over, and we have a brand new year ahead of us … and it feels pretty great. The year ahead is full of possibilities for you and your various pursuits, and we are so privileged to walk alongside you in the financial aspects of these possibilities. And there’s a very good chance that we can do MORE … Read More
Robin Harris’ Take On Bad Predictions By Experts
Well, we’re staring into the fresh light of 2019 — and that means that we can now take a good, dispassionate look back at our progress towards what we were aiming for in 2018. Which leads to the big question: How was your 2018? I often believe that reviewing your year is better than setting goals — because resolutions are … Read More
2018 Tax Planning Strategies Questionnaire For Oklahoma City Taxpayers
Wait, you thought I meant the holidays? Ha. As much as I love Andy Williams, what I REALLY mean is tax planning season. That is to say, year-end moves. 🙂 And next week, I’ll give you some generalized moves you can make that can affect your tax bill (in positive ways only). But the real reason I get excited about … Read More
How To Remove An IRS Tax Lien By RLH Tax Services, LLC
I hope your Thanksgiving weekend was as filling as mine. I’m still enjoying the leftovers! In my opinion, that is one of the very best things about the holiday … that, and all of the political conversations around the table. Whoops. I’m kidding about that last part. Anyway, speaking of leftovers, part of the process of digging out from under … Read More