When you owe back taxes and just need a little more time, setting up a payment plan with the IRS is sometimes your best option. A payment plan with the IRS is also known as an “installment agreement”. Installment agreements […]
Can You Do It Settle Your Tax Problem Yourself? Most people try to resolve tax problems on their own or with the help of their tax preparer. They think that a tax attorney is too expensive, they can save money […]
There are several advantages to hiring a taxpayer resolution specialist. Foremost, when you contract the services of others, you no longer need to deal with the IRS. You’ll no longer receive the telephone calls and demanding letters for payment which […]
Common Mistakes in How To Set Up a Payment Plan with the IRS When you first call the IRS to set up a tax payment plan, or a tax installment agreement, the first question naturally asked is “Who Am I […]
How to Set Up a Payment Plan With the IRS Step 1: Determine Your Eligibility The first step in determining eligibility is to determine how much is owed and whether all tax returns have been appropriately filed for all prior […]
Not filing your tax returns can be very serious business. You can be given large financial penalties and even imprisoned depending on the severity of not filing. What Can Happen if You Don’t File your Tax Returns? Individual taxpayers who […]
When the taxman hits you with a levy, your money can be suddenly swiped out of your bank account, or your wages are suddenly frozen and you’re looking at living without a paycheck. There’s no more delaying it. Your time […]
The 10 Most Important Things you should know about IRS tax levies and garnishments are what rights the IRS has and what rights you have as a taxpayer to stop IRS collections. Four Things the IRS Can Do to Enforce […]
Taxpayers can seek the Currently Not Collectible (CNC) or Hardship Status when their financial condition leaves them with no money available to pay back taxes. Qualifying taxpayers can often can delay IRS collection action for up to 18 to 24 months […]
The Internal Revenue Service continues to ramp up the number of tax liens and levies it files against taxpayers, despite a high number of Americans who are unable to pay their taxes. The government agency filed liens against 1.1 million […]
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