IRS Collections

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IRS Currently Not Collectible Status – Part Two

Read more about the pros and cons of Non Collectible status of the taxpayer's ability to pay tax part two of this blog.
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IRS Currently Not Collectible

The decision the IRS takes in concluding that a taxpayer has no ability to pay their annual federal income taxes. Read to know more about non-collectible.
IRS audit defense guide — Brotman Law

Is Bankruptcy an Option?

Filing for bankruptcy is an indication to your creditors that you are unable to repay your debts. Read this article to decide if Bankruptcy is an option.
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How to Pay Your Taxes

Read about How you should Pay your Taxes in Brotman Law.
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The Collection Statute Expiration Date

Read about the blog CSED Brotman Law. Also, get to know the limitation on CSED Statue.
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Psychological Effect of IRS Collections

Read our article on how collections of IRS effects psychologically.
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IRS Wage Garnishment Protocol

Wage garnishment is the most common type of garnishment or attachment to earnings and/or assets. Read more about the protocol in our blog on Brotman Law
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IRS Penalty Abatements and Reasonable Cause

Read our blog on penalty and causes on IRS Abatements & its Reasonable Causes.
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How IRS Interest is Calculated

IRS interest can add a significant amount to your original balance due. Many taxpayers are confused about how IRS interest is calculated.
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How to Fight a Wage Levy

You do not have to be passive when the IRS levies your wages. Samuel Brotman, teaches you the steps needed in order to fight an IRS wage levy.
IRS audit defense guide — Brotman Law

Can I Make Payments to the IRS?

Can you make payments to the IRS rather than paying the full IRS balance due? The answer may be more complex than you think. Click here to read the answer.
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IRS Tax Lien Release – Part Three – Release and Subordination

Part three of my series on IRS tax lien release discusses potential options for release, partial release of liens, and subordinating IRS encumbrances.
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