The Law Office of Dustin Whittenburg

01/25/2023

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01/31/2020

Thank you Ms. Houston for this review!

01/27/2020

The number of self-employed workers in the United States continues to grow each year, and as of 2017, non-traditional employees represented an estimated 31% of the private workforce. If you’re a business owner, work as an independent contractor, freelance for clients in your field of expertise, or are just starting to think about becoming your own boss, you’ll need to know how to properly handle your taxes each year to avoid penalties with the IRS.

If you are located in San Antonio, TX and have any employment tax-related questions or wish to speak to a professional about your unique situation, we encourage you to contact The Law Office of Dustin Whittenburg for personalized assistance. Call today to schedule a consultation!

01/25/2020

While there are a variety of reasons why people decide to meet with an estate planning attorney and create an estate plan, here are five of the most valuable reasons.

Why do you need an estate plan? These five reasons go into detail regarding the benefits of meeting with an estate attorney to create an estate plan.

01/22/2020

Top 10 law office in San Antonio is one of the highest honors, thank you for your kind words Charles.

01/20/2020

If filing your tax forms is typically a seamless and straightforward process, you may not consider turning to a tax professional or accountant for help preparing a return.

However, in other cases, seeking assistance from a tax attorney may be unavoidable, depending on your financial situation.
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01/18/2020

According to IRS policy, “if you are a person responsible for withholding, accounting for, or depositing or paying specified taxes including NRA withholding and employment taxes, and willfully fail to do so, you can be held personally liable for a penalty equal to the full amount of the unpaid trust fund tax, plus interest.”

In this case, you are deemed to be acting “willfully” if you pay other expenses of the business instead of withholding taxes. https://buff.ly/2N1yGkb