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• Category: Back Taxes
  • A Brief Overview of the 5 IRS Transcript Types
  • Can the IRS Garnish Wages?
  • Don’t Miss Your Opportunity for a Collection Due Process Hearing
  • Don’t Let Payroll Tax Problems Spiral Out Of Control
  • South Florida Tax Resolution Services
  • Do You Qualify for IRS Currently Not Collectible Status?
  • 5 Reasons Taxpayers Have IRS Tax Problems
  • IRS Expanded Payment Plans Help Resolve Back Taxes
  • IRS Rolls Out New Private Debt Collection Program
  • Delinquent Taxes Can Restrict Your Ability To Travel Outside The Country
  • Don’t Make These Mistakes When Filing an Offer-in-Compromise-Part 1
  • A Look at Collection Due Process
  • Why You Should File Your Back Taxes
• Category: Case Study
  • Offer in Compromise Success Stories: Using Allowable Expenses to Your Advantage
  • Offer in Compromise Success Story: The Threat of Bankruptcy
• Category: Charitable Contributions
  • Are You Entitled to These Charitable Tax Deductions?
  • Charitable Contributions Deduction: Eight Essentials
• Category: COVID-19
  • SBA Raises Loan Limit For COVID-19 EIDL Loans to $500,000
  • PPP Loan Forgiveness Made Easier
• Category: Innocent Spouse Relief
  • What is an Injured Spouse Claim?
  • IRS Tax Relief Provided to Innocent Spouse
  • Do You Qualify For Innocent Spouse Tax Relief Under The Streamlined Determination Rules?
  • Obtaining Equitable Relief as an Innocent Spouse Can Resolve IRS Back Taxes
• Category: Installment Agreement
  • Tax Problems Solved With Partial Pay Installment Agreement
  • What You Should Know About IRS Installment Agreements
  • Is a Nonstreamlined Installment Agreement Right for You?
  • How to Avoid IRS Form 433-A With a Streamlined / Non-Streamlined Installment Agreement
  • What to Do if the IRS Rejects Your Request for an Installment Agreement
  • How to Stop an IRS Levy
  • Defaulted on Your IRS Installment Agreement? Here’s What’s Next
  • Still Haven’t Filed Your Taxes?
  • IRS Installment Agreement Provides Relief for Back Tax Problems
  • Need to Negotiate an IRS Installment Agreement or Payment Plan in West Palm Beach or Coral Springs?
  • IRS Tax Problems Solved With Installment Agreement or Payment Plan
  • Partial Pay Installment Agreement
• Category: IRS Appeals
  • An Overview of IRS Audit Appeals
  • IRS Audit Appeals Help
• Category: IRS Audit
  • Here’s What You Should Know About an IRS Tax Audit
  • How Long Does an IRS Audit Take?
  • Beware of These Tax Return Red Flags to Avoid an IRS Audit
  • Did You Receive an IRS Audit Letter?
  • Understanding the IRS Partnership Audit Rules
  • How to Avoid an IRS Audit
  • Documenting Automobile Mileage For An IRS Audit
  • IRS Audits: Could You Be Subjected to One?
  • Tax Mistakes to Avoid
  • IRS Correspondence Audit Provides Refund Opportunity
  • IRS Audit May Result in Hobby Loss Rules Imposed on Taxpayers in Boca Raton and West Palm Beach
  • Audit Reconsideration Resolves $200,000 Back Taxes Problem in Boca Raton
  • IRS Audit Help Provided With Fast Track Settlement Program From West Palm Beach and Boca Raton to Coral Springs
  • Self-Employed Taxpayers Need To Know What Can Trigger An IRS Audit
  • What To Expect In An IRS Office Audit and Beyond
  • IRS Tax Audit
• Category: IRS Collections
  • What Does The IRS Do To Collect Back Taxes?
  • How Does the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act Impact IRS Collections and Audits
  • What is the Statute of Limitations for Assessment and Collection?
  • IRS Estimates the Tax Gap to be $1 Trillion a Year Due to Tax Cheats
  • IRS Suspends Sending Collection Notices to Taxpayers with Outstanding Balances
  • Due Date Postponement for IRS Filing, Payment, and Other Actions as a Result of COVID-19
  • Owe The IRS Money You Can’t Pay?
  • IRS to Increase Visits to High-Income Taxpayers for Failure to File a Tax Return
  • How the IRS Collection Process Works
  • Reasons To Resolve Your IRS Tax Debt Now: The FAST Act and It’s Tax Consequences
  • I Received A CP2000 Notice What Should I Do?
  • IRS Collection Letters and Notices
  • IRS Collection Financial Standards Are Used By Boca Raton Taxpayers in Tax Settlements
  • IRS Collection Appeals Program
• Category: IRS Notices
  • What Happens if the IRS Sends You to a Private Debt Collector?
  • Tax Return Mistakes Can Be Corrected With An Amended Return
  • What You Should Do When You Receive an IRS Notice or Letter
• Category: News
  • Will 2022 Be Another Rough Tax Filing Season?
  • It’s Time To Use The New IRS Identity Verification Process
  • Is The IRS Backlog Causing You Problems?
  • Still Waiting for Your Tax Refund?
  • Beware of Fake IRS Letters
  • Tax Planning for Gains from Sale of Real Estate
  • Foreign Account Reporting Due April 15
  • Claiming Disaster Losses
  • Discharging Tax Debts Through Bankruptcy
  • Plantation Taxpayer Asks if Personal Injury Settlement is Taxable
  • Form 3520 Used to Report Foreign Gifts and Bequests
  • Failure to File FBAR Can Lead to Severe Penalties
  • Businessmen Sentenced To Prison Due To Tax Evasion
  • Massachusetts Correspondence or Desk Tax Audit
  • Tax Refunds May Be Applied to Offset Certain Debts
  • Ten Things to Know About Capital Gains and Losses
• Category: Offer in Compromise
  • What Is Reasonable Collection Potential?
  • Offer in Compromise Frequently Asked Questions
  • 5 Offer in Compromise Mistakes You Don’t Want to Make
  • Offer in Compromise vs Chapter 7 Bankruptcy for Tax Debt Resolution
  • What is the IRS Offer in Compromise Program?
  • Settle Your Georgia Tax Problems with an Offer in Compromise
  • Don’t Make These Mistakes When Filing an Offer-in-Compromise-Part 3
  • Don’t Make These Mistakes When Filing an Offer-in-Compromise-Part 2
  • Lawsuit Claims the IRS Not Offering Promised Fresh Start
  • What Are the Terms of Your IRS Offer in Compromise?
  • Offer in Compromise Settles Back Taxes in Boca Raton Florida
  • West Palm Beach Taxpayers Win Appeal of Rejected Offer in Compromise
  • Rejected Offer in Compromise Appealed By West Palm Beach Taxpayers
  • Doubt as to Liability Offer in Compromise Saves Pompano Beach Taxpayer More Than $225,000
  • IRS Offer in Compromise Eligibility: Are You a Candidate?
  • Offer in Compromise-Doubt as to Liability
  • National and Local Expense Standards Used in an Offer in Compromise and Installment Agreement
• Category: Payroll Taxes
  • Payroll Tax Problems Resolved In South Florida
  • Be Aware of the Household Employee Payroll Tax Rules
  • Section 530 Provides Safe Harbor For Misclassified Workers
  • Who is Responsible for Unpaid Payroll Taxes?
  • Employers Required To Provide Sick and Family Leave (COVID-19)
  • Unpaid Payroll Tax Problems Resolved For Business Owner
  • Beware of the IRS Reclassifying Your S Corporation Distributions as Wages
  • Help for Unpaid Payroll Taxes
  • IRS Steps Up Payroll Tax Enforcement
  • Tax Savings Tip for Self-Employed Individuals
  • IRS Worker Reclassification Program Provides Payroll Tax Relief to Employers
• Category: Penalty Relief
  • If You Have Been Assessed A Penalty By The IRS You May Qualify For First-Time Penalty Relief
  • 1.6 Million Taxpayers To Receive IRS Penalty Relief
  • Don’t Incur Costly Tax Penalties
  • IRS Appeal Results in Tax Penalty Abatement
• Category: Retirement Plans
  • Can a Nonworking Spouse Contribute to an IRA?
  • Inherited IRA Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) Rules
  • A Solo 401K Could Be The Best Retirement Plan For You
  • The SECURE Act Provides Retirement Changes You Should Know
  • You Still Have Time To Make A Retirement Plan Contribution For 2018
  • Self-Employed Individuals May Want To Consider A Simplified Employee Pension Plan
  • Early Distributions from Retirement Plans May Have a Tax Impact
• Category: Statute of Limitations
  • When Should You File An Amended Tax Return?
  • Stop IRS Wage Garnishment With a Vacation?
  • IRS Statute of Limitations on Collections
• Category: Tax Credits
  • Abusive Employee Retention Tax Credit Claims To Be Targeted By IRS
  • Don’t Overlook These Tax Deductions, Credits, and Benefits
• Category: Tax Debt
  • Can You Travel Overseas with a Tax Debt?
  • 3 Steps to Resolving Tax Debt
  • Watch Out for Tax Resolution Scams
  • A Look at Some of the Tax Benefits, Deductions Available to Self-Employed Individuals
  • Is Your Home Aide an Employee or an Independent Contractor?
  • Is a Hardship Suspension Possible When You Can’t Pay Your Taxes?
  • 5 Common IRS Problems and Solutions
  • Private Tax Debt Collection Cause for Concern
  • Owe Back Taxes? Your Passport May be in Jeopardy
• Category: Tax Deductions
  • Don’t Miss Out on the Tax Break for Qualified Improvement Property
  • Using the Home Office Tax Deduction
  • A Cost Segregation Study Can Accelerate Your Depreciation Deductions
  • Are Assisted Living and Nursing Home Expenses Tax Deductible?
  • Are Your Alimony Payments Deductible? Maybe
  • Good News-IRS Announces Business Meals Are Deductible
  • S Corporations Should Pay Reasonable Compensation To Shareholders
  • Is Your Interest Expense Tax Deductible?
• Category: Tax Levy
  • What Comes After IRS Notice CP 504?
  • Federal Tax Levy: What is the Difference Between a Regular and Continuing Levy
  • Can The IRS Take My House?
  • Don’t Ignore An IRS Final Notice of Intent to Levy
  • Tax Debt Help When the IRS Levies Your Retirement Benefits
  • What Not To Do When You Receive an IRS Notice of Levy
  • Collection Due Process (CDP) Hearing For Lien And Levy Notices
• Category: Tax Lien
  • Boca Raton Taxpayer Asks: What’s the Difference Between Tax Levy and Tax Lien
  • How to Remove an IRS Tax Lien
• Category: Tax Penalties
  • Do You Have Back Tax Returns You Need to File?
  • Avoid These Costly Tax Penalties in 2019
• Category: Tax Planning
  • Year End Tax Planning Strategies For Your Stock Market Portfolio
  • Defer Taxes with an Installment Sale
  • Will You Be Required To File A 2021 Gift Tax Return?
  • Inherited Property Enjoys Special Tax Treatment
  • 5 Year-End Tax Planning Strategies For Your Business
  • The Importance of Tax Planning for Individuals and Businesses
  • Wealthy Taxpayers May Want to Consider Tax Planning Strategies for Possible Tax Increases
  • Make Your RMD Tax-Free With A Qualified Charitable Distribution
  • Here are Three Tax Deferral Strategies for Capital Gains
  • Opportunity Zone Investments Create Tax Deferral Planning
  • What Business Owners Should Know About The Tax Cuts And Jobs Act
  • How Will The Tax Cuts And Jobs Act Impact You?
  • Thinking of Selling Business or Investment Property? Consider a 1031 Exchange
  • 5 Things You Need to Know About the Dependent Care Credit
• Category: Tax Problem Help
  • Reasons to Hire a Tax Resolution Specialist
  • IRS Fresh Start Program: What You Need to Know
  • Do You Have Delinquent Tax Returns? Don’t Let IRS File One for You, It Won’t Be What You Expect
  • Should You Request an Identity Protection PIN From the IRS?
  • Get Help With Tax Issues From East Coast Tax Consulting
  • IRS Tax Debt Relief Help
• Category: Tax Reform
• Category: Tax Relief
  • Understanding IRS Tax Settlements
  • Frequently Asked Questions About IRS Tax Relief Services
  • Frivolous Tax Arguments
  • Understanding Innocent Spouse Status
• Category: Tax Resolution Strategy
  • The Pros and Cons of an Offer in Compromise
  • The Role of Taxpayer Advocates
  • Injured Spouse Status Can Save Your Share of a Tax Refund
  • IRS Freedom of Information Act Requests Solve Tax Problems
  • Boca Raton Florida Tax Accountants Resolve IRS Tax Problems
  • Tax Resolution Services in Boca Raton Settle IRS Tax Problems
  • Six Commonly Used Methods to Achieve IRS Tax Relief
• Category: Tax Returns
  • Here’s What You Need To Do If You Have Unfiled Tax Returns
  • Substitute For Return Causes IRS To Send A Bill For Unfiled Years
  • How Far Back Can You Amend a Tax Return + Other FAQs
  • Pay as You Go: How to Avoid an Estimated Tax Penalty
  • Section 199A Deduction Safe Harbor Rules for Rental Real Estate
  • When to Hire a Professional to Do Your Taxes
  • What To Do If You’re Missing W-2s
  • IRS Offers Tips on How to Fix Errors Made on Your Tax Return
• Category: Tax Tips
  • Don’t Forget to Take Your 2021 RMD
  • IRS Adopts Taxpayer Bill of Rights Containing Ten Provisions
  • Tax Debt Help For Taxpayers From Boca Raton To West Palm Beach Facing A Tax Levy
  • If You’re Thinking of Selling Your Home Here are Ten Tax Tips You Need to Know
  • Eight Things to Know about Medical and Dental Expenses and Your Taxes
• Category: Taxpayer Advocate
  • How Do I Contact the IRS Taxpayer Advocate Service?
  • IRS Customer Service Suffers Sharp Decline
  • Taxpayer Advocate Helps With Swift Resolution of Wage Levy