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The Certified Tax Resolution Specialist (CTRS) is awarded to tax pros who have a proven expertise to resolve a wide range of tax problems.

Certified Tax Resolution Specialist (CTRS) Certification - ASTPS

The Certified Tax Resolution Specialist (CTRS) is awarded to tax pros who have a proven expertise to resolve a wide range of tax problems.

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Tax tips for business success. Today’s tax environment is more complex than ever. For business leaders like you, compliance is a top priority requiring continuous education and vigilance. By understanding tax regulations, implementing effective filing practices, and maintaining a focus on compliance, you can confidently steer through the tax system and secure your financial well-being. Understanding common tax pitfalls · To traverse the tax system successfully, you must understand common pit...

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Todd Whalen, founder of Advanced Tax Solutions, is a CPA and Certified Tax Resolution Specialist.

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Tax records. First, consider the records you need to substantiate your annual income tax return. The IRS says that you must maintain adequate records, so support the items of income and expense that you claim. That means you must be able to produce receipts, invoices, canceled checks, or banking records supporting expense items. Similarly, you should keep sales slips, invoices, or bank records to support income items. Accounting records. Most businesses have adequate accounting systems to captur...

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