
Have you received a notice from the IRS regarding a tax debt? If so, what should your next steps be? An IRS tax settlement is one of the best ways to resolve your tax debt. Let’s look closely at tax…
Have you received a notice from the IRS regarding a tax debt? If so, what should your next steps be? An IRS tax settlement is one of the best ways to resolve your tax debt. Let’s look closely at tax…
If you owe taxes to the Internal Revenue Service, you are probably already aware that they are going to be aggressive when trying to collect. That said, it is important to be proactive and find ways to get the tax…
On April 9, 2020, the IRS issued Notice 2020-23 which has added to the due date postponement of filing and payment obligations to include those due on or after April 1, 2020 and before July 15, 2020. This notice expands…
The IRS is a large and complex bureaucracy that wields an enormous amount of power over the lives of everyday Americans, most of whom have little understanding of how the IRS works or what it expects of them. This is…
We know the story all too well: finances are tight so you either don’t file your tax return or file the return but don’t pay the balance due. But you tell yourself not to worry as next year things will…
We all have a responsibility to pay our taxes each year. But what happens when the amount you owe has spiraled out of control?
If you’re a small business owner you may have experienced unpaid payroll tax problems at one time or another. Once you fall behind in making your payroll tax deposits it can be difficult to catch-up.
Are you in need of IRS tax relief services? Here are 10 of the most frequently asked questions by taxpayers seeking IRS tax debt help.
Have you received an IRS notice or letter and are afraid to open it? Don’t worry; many of these letters can be resolved easily and painlessly. Every year, the IRS sends millions of letters and notices to taxpayers requesting payment of taxes, notifying…
This is the final blog in our three part series discussing common mistakes made when submitting an Offer-in-Compromise. Retaining the services of a qualified tax resolution professional will help you avoid these errors.