Professional Tax Resolution has successfully helped many clients find tax relief. Here is the story of a client who came to us in March of 2011. Mr. and Mrs. M lived, worked and paid taxes in the United States from 2008-2010. In early 2010 both Mr. and Mrs. M moved out of the country and… Continue reading →
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.
Is Your Tax Refund Held Up Because of Your Spouse’s Tax Debt? You May Be Eligible for Innocent Spouse Relief.
Your spouse has a tax liability and you do not. Perhaps their liability was incurred under circumstances for which you are not liable. If you are owed a tax refund but are having trouble attaining it, the innocent spouse relief measure may help you.
Is the IRS Finally Easing Up On Taxpayers? For Tax Liens, the Answer is Yes.
In recognition of the huge, long term negative effects a Tax Lien has upon taxpayers, the IRS has announced that it will initiate a series of new policies and programs to help taxpayers pay back taxes and avoid tax liens. Read on for more information.
A Successful Offer In Compromise – $74,000 IRS Problem Settled at a 95% Discount.
The IRS does not accept offers in compromise to everyone. However for those that meet the qualifications, this tax settlement program can be life changing. Here is the story of one Professional Tax Resolution Client’s journey to tax relief.
Tax Debt Can Start with a Small Mistake – Tips to Avoid the IRS Debt Cycle
Tax Debt can develop from a simple mistake or unreported item on a return. The IRS takes time to find errors and yet penalties and interest accrue during that period. Here are some simple steps to help avoid making some common Tax Filing mistakes.
