by Matterhorn Tax Team | Oct 16, 2026 | Taxes
Giving to organizations you care about can make a meaningful difference in your community– and, when the IRS requirements are met, charitable contributions may also provide valuable tax benefits. The part many taxpayers overlook is the paperwork. Making a generous...
by Matterhorn Tax Team | Oct 9, 2026 | Taxes
Seeing an envelope from the IRS in your mailbox can create instant anxiety. Before assuming you are being audited or that something has gone terribly wrong, remember that the IRS sends notices and letters for many different reasons. You may receive an IRS notice...
by Matterhorn Tax Team | Oct 2, 2026 | Taxes
Opening your mailbox and seeing an envelope from the IRS can make your stomach drop. Before assuming the worst, remember that not every IRS notice means you are being audited, penalized, or sent to collections. The IRS sends notices and letters for many different...
by Matterhorn Tax Team | Sep 25, 2026 | Finances, Taxes
Most of us do not particularly enjoy thinking about taxes in March or April– let alone during summer. But that is exactly why a mid-year tax check-up can be so valuable. By the time you prepare your tax return, the tax year has already ended. Your income has been...
by Matterhorn Tax Team | Sep 18, 2026 | Taxes
Owing a large amount of money to the IRS can feel overwhelming– especially when you know you cannot realistically pay the entire balance. You may have heard advertisements promising to “settle your IRS debt for pennies on the dollar” or suggesting that the government...
by Matterhorn Tax Team | Sep 11, 2026 | Taxes
Falling behind on your taxes can feel overwhelming– especially when one missed return turns into several years of unfiled tax returns. You may be wondering: How far back do I need to file? Which tax return should I prepare first? What if I owe money I cannot pay?...
