Is an Offer in Compromise the Right Tax Settlement Option for You? An Offer in Compromise is a tax settlement option that allows a delinquent taxpayer to settle a back tax balance for less than the full amount owed. While it is an excellent way for a taxpayer who meets the IRS eligibility criteria to… Continue reading →
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Government Employees Have Delinquent Tax Balances
Government Employees Have Delinquent Tax Balances – Various government workers have been in the news recently for their delinquent taxes. One article reported that over 1100 IRS employees who owed back taxes and had other tax related problems had, in fact, received bonuses. Another recent report divulged that, as of September 2013, various federal government… Continue reading →
Deceptive TaxMasters Firm Mishandles Clients’ Taxes
When choosing tax expert for your personal tax preparation needs or a business tax specialist for business tax preparation, it is highly important to choose a proven tax advisor with expertise in tax settlements and favorable reviews from previous clients. This is what clients of TaxMasters, a recently bankrupted tax preparation company in Houston, Texas, learned after trusting their tax… Continue reading →
Professional Tax Resolution – A Good Choice for Your Tax Settlement Needs
The tax specialists at Professional Tax Resolution are a good choice for resolving your tax settlement issues. They are: Licensed The tax resolution professionals at Professional Tax Resolution are Certified Public Accountants and Enrolled Agents. These are the only tax specialists who can represent you before the IRS on all tax issues, not just returns they have… Continue reading →
Back Taxes and Small Businesses -Tips to Avoid Tax Debt
Back Tax Issues for Small Businesses What back tax issues are commonly encountered by small businesses? Due to the complexity of tax law, many small business owners do not know how to use available deductions to reduce their lax liability and therefore end up with tax balances that are more than the business can afford… Continue reading →
Have IRS Tax Debt? Need a New Passport? The GAO wants to know.
As of the end of fiscal 2010, the balance of reported unpaid federal taxes was about $330 billion according to the IRS. This is a huge amount and as we have written about in the past, the enforcement of the tax laws and the tax code is on Government Accountability Office’s list of high-risk areas…. Continue reading →
