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Reducing Tax Risk on Form 1120

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Reducing Tax Risk on Form 1120

This video shows you the four best tools you can use in reducing the tax risks that exist on Form 1120.

You need to look beyond the 15% tax savings of Form 1120, and consider the tax risks that exist.  Strict compliance with tax law is difficult, and a single mistake can be fatal.  Our Tax Manager, Gary Porter, CPA has directly conducted or been consulted on dozens of IRS tax audits for associations, ALL on Form 1120.  The IRS generally does not bother to perform audits on Form 1120-H tax returns, as they know they cannot generate any significant tax assessments.  In contrast, they are almost guaranteed to generate tax assessments on Form 1120.

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