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Tax Tips for Taxpayers: Options for Paying Taxes to the IRS

By nicoledavis • 12 Feb, 2019
How to Pay Taxes: Taxpayers Have Several Options for Paying Their Taxes to the IRS The IRS has provided the following tips for taxpayers who wish to make a tax payment. IRS Tax Tip 2019-07 The IRS offers several payment options where taxpayers can pay immediately or arrange to pay in installments. Taxpayers can pay [..] The post Tax Tips for Taxpayers: Options for Paying Taxes to the IRS appeared first on Reliance Financial Services.

Tax Preparer Tax Tips: Signs of a Data Breach

By nicoledavis • 01 Oct, 2018
Tax Preparers Should Look Out for These Signs That a Criminal Stole Information The IRS has provided the follow tips for tax preparers and says they should look out for these warnings signs of a potential data breach. IRS Tax Tip 2018-152 Tax professionals should be alert to the subtle signs of data theft. The [..] The post Tax Preparer Tax Tips: Signs of a Data Breach appeared first on Reliance Financial Services.

What is Divorce Mediation?

By nicoledavis • 13 Mar, 2017
What is Divorce Mediation? A question often asked of this St. Louis divorce mediator. This article explains the definition of divorce mediation with an example and touches on some of the differences between divorce mediation and litigation. The post What is Divorce Mediation? appeared first on Reliance Financial Services.

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  • Who do CDFAs™ help?

    CDFA professional’s help clients determine the short-term and long-term financial impact of any proposed divorce settlement. They also provide valuable information on financial issues that are related to the divorce, such as tax consequences, dividing pension plans, continued health care coverage, stock option elections and much more. CDFA professional’s also help attorneys by helping the client make financial sense of proposals. CDFA professional’s give lawyers the tools they need to help prove their case.

  • Should a divorcing person hire a CDFA™ instead of a lawyer?

    Definitely not! The IDFA™ highly recommends that any person getting a divorce seek legal counsel. The CDFA professional’s role is to assist the lawyer – not to replace the lawyer.

  • Do CDFAs™ help only men or only women?

    CDFAs™ are trained to advocate for men and women. The CDFA™ simply interprets the numbers and helps the lawyer build a strong case that’s in the client’s best interest.

  • Can CDFA professional’s act as a neutral party to help a couple reach a settlement?

    Many CDFA professional’s are also trained mediators or collaborative professionals who can take a role in facilitative mediation or collaborative divorce. However, most CDFA professional’s are not also lawyers, and they cannot give legal advice. The IDFA™ always recommends that any person going through a divorce receive independent legal advice.

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