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December 31, 2024 In Lender Solutions, IRS and Tax Transcripts

How to Get 4506 Transcripts Right: A Loan Officer’s Success Guide

Loan officers face a critical challenge - securing 4506 transcripts efficiently to complete loan applications. These essential IRS documents directly impact loan approvals, with delays causing missed closing deadlines and disappointed clients. Our proven expertise with 4506 transcript processing delivers results that matter to your business.

May 17, 2024 In Lender Solutions, IRS and Tax Transcripts

How To Leverage IRS Data To Determine Business and Financial Stability

If you're a financial institution thinking about approving a loan for a business, you need to do your due diligence before pulling the proverbial trigger. Thanks to modern-day technology and internet access, doing so is relatively easy. But you have to know where to look.

March 13, 2024 In Lender Solutions, IRS and Tax Transcripts

Tax Time Reminder That Helps Lenders Year Round

Tax returns do more than provide a paper trail for individuals and businesses to prove to states and the federal government that they met their financial obligations. A request for verified IRS tax return transcripts is one of the best ways for lenders (i.e., banks,

September 29, 2021 In Blog, 4506-T Tax Transcripts, IRS and Tax Transcripts, Lender Solutions

IRS Has Begun Implementing a Processing Modernization to Form 4506-C

The IRS started modernizing Form 4506-C. This process will add automation, which will improve the agency’s efficiency and completion rate. The initial step of the modernization effort is the implementation of Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software. This software reads the form. For your form to

October 15, 2020 In Blog, 4506-T Tax Transcripts, IRS and Tax Transcripts, Lender Solutions, Small Business Loans

Missing Tax Returns Can Be a Red Flag for Lenders

Missing tax returns usually means trouble, and it’s a safe bet that they weren't all lost in the mail.Even experienced loan underwriters can overlook the significance of a missing tax return. By itself, a public records check showing that a business has no tax liens

September 28, 2020 In Blog, 4506-T Tax Transcripts, Banks, Business Taxes, Credit Unions, Financial, IRS and Tax Transcripts, Lender Solutions, Small Business Loans

The Importance of Obtaining Verified Tax Returns

When it’s time to consider the financial situation of a business or individual for a loan or mortgage, lenders agree that verifying tax transcripts directly from the IRS is one of the most important steps to take when evaluating the borrower’s ability to repay the

August 28, 2020 In Blog, 4506-T Tax Transcripts, Banks, Banks, Credit Unions, Financial, IRS and Tax Transcripts, Lender Solutions, Mortgage Companies, Small Business Loans

Fighting Synthetic Identity Fraud

Commercial lenders must grapple with fighting synthetic identity fraud. It is one of the recent trends most fraudsters use to get away with their malicious acts. With this strategy, at least $6 billion is lost per year. Synthetic identity fraud It is a process that involves the

August 6, 2020 In Blog, Business Taxes, Financial, IRS and Tax Transcripts, IRS Tax Audits, Lender Solutions, Small Business Loans

Small business lending and the utilization of tax lien data

A credit agent must decide to lend based on many different data points. What is one of the biggest problems in the world of credit decision making? Not the least of which is tax lien data. However, there is good reason to believe that tax

July 27, 2020 In Blog, Banks, Business Taxes, Financial, IRS and Tax Transcripts, Lender Solutions, Small Business Loans

Using inconsistencies to detect tax fraud

Commercial lenders face the challenge of detecting tax fraud from businesses that apply for loans. Throughout history, many businesses have used illegal means to conceal the health of their business, and this not only costs the lenders but it also negatively affects the nation’s economy.The

April 24, 2020 In Lender Solutions, Blog, Business Taxes, Credit Unions, Financial, IRS and Tax Transcripts, Mortgage Companies

What taxes does an LLC pay?

A LLC or Limited Liability Company is a type of private business not subject to as many laws as standard businesses which makes the structure more flexible. An LLC cannot be double-taxed because the pass-through status allows them to report business income on their personal

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