Innocent Spouse Relief
Because of certain benefits that filing jointly allows, many married taxpayers elect to file joint returns. However, filing a joint return carries the added burden of both parties being liable for the tax due.
How to File an IRS Interest Abatement
When an IRS interest abatement occurs, then the interest on a balance due can be abated altogether or specific periods of time can be excluded from the interest calculation.
What if I Cannot Pay the IRS? Currently Non-Collectible Status
The IRS can declare a taxpayer in “IRS Currently Not Collectible” after receiving evidence of the taxpayer’s inability to pay.
What Are the Rules for an IRS Offer in Compromise
An Offer in Compromise (OIC) is one repayment plan that you can negotiate with the IRS to reduce your tax debt.
How the IRS Conducts Financial Analysis
If you are trying to work with the IRS on an installment payment agreement of your tax debt, you may be wondering exactly how they determine who gets approved and who does not.
How to Navigate IRS Collections Forms
IRS forms can be overwhelming and frustrating. We will walk you through the forms to painlessly apply for an IRS repayment plan.
What Are IRS Bank Levies? [Definition & Examples]
An IRS levy is defined as, a legal seizure of your property to satisfy a tax debt. Follow our advice and you could get rid of it in 21 days.
5 Strategies to Resolve Tax Debt with the IRS
If dealing with the IRS Automated Collection System (ACS) is making you pull your hair out, here are five strategies that you can use on your own to get through.
What Are the Consequences of Running from the IRS?
If you are in a situation with the IRS where you feel that your only option is to run away, there are options available to you. You can run but you cannot hide from the IRS.
Overview of the IRS Collections Process for Non-Tax Lawyers – Introduction
Tax is an area of law that is highly specialized. It is one that touches multiple areas of law. In my experience as a tax attorney.
Who is Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? – About the IRS
The IRS is a small organization that has very limited resources and relies on putting fear in the people to motivate them to action.
What Causes a Balance Due
The first is you file tax return showing a liability that’s owed to the government that is not paid.