Seeking Back Tax Help Finding back tax help can be so confusing and stressful that some taxpayers simply give up. When attempting to resolve IRS issues, the help of a qualified professional can be invaluable. Yet finding the right person for the job can be a difficult task in itself. Many types of companies advertise… Continue reading →
Tax Debt
Increased Funding for IRS Enforcement Means Avoiding the IRS Is Harder Than Ever
With $1.1B more funding, enforcement is going to be increased. It is always better to approach the IRS before they approach you. The clear message for taxpayers is that they should take whatever steps are necessary to become income tax compliant.
Case In Point-Hiring A Qualified Professional To Handle Your Tax Settlement = A Good Investment
Hiring a qualified tax professional can seem like a bit of an investment. However by representing yourself before the IRS or State Tax Board small mistakes or assumptions can cost you even more time and money. This case study is a real world example.
Issues with tax debt? Check out the new Offer in Compromise guidelines.
The break you’re in need of may be on its way if you’re struggling with back taxes. The Internal Revenue Service Commissioner announced an initiative to help taxpayers get a fresh start with their tax liabilities on February 24, 2011. One possible way of reducing your past tax liabilities and avoiding IRS tax liens is… Continue reading →
FAQ about An Offer In Compromise
The Offer in Compromise tax settlement option is heavily advertised and many prospective clients come to us with questions about how they work. This step by step FAQ is a great guide to understanding what is involved in filing an offer with the IRS.
FAQ about the IRS Notice of Deficiency
If you received an IRS Notice of Deficiency, the following article outlines some frequently asked questions about what a ‘Notice of Deficiency’ is, what the letter states about your situation, and both how and when you should respond.
