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Tax Preparation May Become Easier for Seniors

March 3, 2011

Many seniors have limited forms of income, including social security or retirement benefits. However, the current IRS tax form 1040EZ does not include lines for these sources of income. Therefore, seniors must file the much more difficult form 1040 and its schedules. This makes filing taxes even more dreadful for the elderly. To help with… Continue reading →

Issues with tax debt? Check out the new Offer in Compromise guidelines.

February 15, 2011

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 →

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