A freelance voiceover artist in Nashville built a small business out of her own voice, booking narration and commercial work as an independent contractor. Without an employer to withhold anything from her pay, the tax bill fell entirely on her to calculate and set aside every quarter, and at some point the math stopped keeping…
A gas station and grill business in a small North Carolina town opened its doors in January 2020, just weeks before the pandemic turned every business plan upside down. Within that same year the owner was staring down a personal IRS collection case with no real way to pay it. PFGTAX stepped in, built the…
Running a small HVAC and refrigeration repair business means the work is never steady. Some months bring in enough to cover payroll and parts with room to spare. Other months, a slow stretch of calls or a broken service van can wipe out the cushion fast. That kind of up and down income is exactly…
A husband and wife ran a concrete repair and restoration business in Illinois for years, the kind of company that fixes foundations, driveways, and structural concrete for homeowners and contractors. Like a lot of small trade businesses, their trouble with the IRS didn’t start with one bad year. It built up slowly, on both sides…
A husband and wife who run a small logging company in Florida came to PFGTAX with tax trouble on two fronts at once. The business owed back payroll taxes, and the couple personally owed years of unpaid income tax on top of that. Neither balance was small, and neither was going away by itself. This…
