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You may think of Las Vegas, Nevada, only when you want to go to a show, gamble, get married or divorced, or go on a trip to get away from it all. It's true what they say that what happens in Las Vegas stays in Las Vegas. That is, except for taxes. Taxes follow you no matter where you are, where you live or work.

Safe Harbor Rule for Las Vegas, NV Tax Programs

Many people work out of their home in Las Vegas, Nevada, and as such they're eligible for tax relief deductions. There are a couple of criteria you need to meet before you claim Safe Harbor. The first is the office you use in your home must be used strictly for business purposes. You can't rent out the office to anyone for anything. The IRS safe harbor rule is based on a calculation for the square footage of your office that is located in your home.

File Your Taxes Even if You Can't Pay Your Taxes

There a surplus of big winners in Las Vegas, and sometimes the taxes they owe can't be paid all at once. You must work with a tax accountant to help you understand how to file your taxes, even if you can't pay your tax owed. There are many programs that an accountant out of Las Vegas, NV can help you access that will ease your tax burden and allow you to pay the IRS over a period of time. Take a positive first step in researching, filing, or resolving your tax concerns.