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  • Six years is a LONG time not to pay taxes, and I knew better. I just thought that if I filed some years without paying then the IRS was going to come after me.
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  • When it comes to IRS representation, there are the men and there are the boys, and Travis Watkins is "the man" if you have witholding issues...
  • I visited with another lawyer before I came to see Travis Watkins. I got this heavy salesman feeling, like I just walked on a car lot...
  • I was recommended to Travis Watkins by my son, Michael, an excellent attorney himself in OKC...
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Recognition

Given a cell phone by your employer? Tax laws for this situation have changed. Don't miss out!

The IRS just released to the public that employees given a cell phone for primarily work purposes will no longer be taxed. It is now classified as a fringe benefit. In addition, the IRS will no longer require percentage of business use to overall use substantiation. In other words, a person given a cell phone primarily for business use by his employer may also use it for personal calls and not be taxed.

I take pride in keeping the public up to date on the latest tax laws, so check out the article here for more information.