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IRS CP71 Notice: Reminder of Unpaid Taxes and Possible Passport Revocation
The IRS CP71 Notice is an annual reminder of your unresolved tax balance. In some cases, this notice means you
Why You (Probably) Don’t Qualify for an Offer in Compromise and What to Do Instead
The idea of an offer in compromise is very appealing. You may have seen it on a billboard or TV
2025 Guide to Dealing With IRS Revenue Officers
The bulk of the IRS’ collection efforts for delinquent taxes are mostly handled by the Automated Collection System or ACS.
Tax Relief Companies: Costs, Industry Standards, and Red Flags
Dealing with delinquent taxes can be stressful, confusing, and scary. Because of this, you might be desperate for help to
Help! My Account Is in Jeopardy of a Lien or Levy
What Does That Mean? What Should I Do Now? If the IRS sends you a notice saying that your account
How to Handle IRS Collection Agencies
Calls from unknown numbers can be alarming, especially when a quick Google search of the number shows that you’ve been
Understanding Form 4564: Navigating Information Document Requests During Audits
Being audited is stressful—and receiving IRS Form 4564 can make the situation feel even worse. Form 4564, Information Document Request, includes an extensive list of documentation that the IRS needs from the taxpayer. A prompt and accurate response is necessary to avoid further issues with the IRS and to ensure
Form 8300 Examinations
As a business owner, whether you sell goods or services, you are legally required to report cash transactions larger than $10,000 to the IRS. This involves filing Form 8300 within 15 days of a transaction. Failing to do so may lead to penalties. Typically, the process starts with the IRS
Penalties for Not Filing Form 8300: What Car Dealerships Should Know
Car dealerships face unique tax challenges that other types of businesses do not. One issue that dealerships often face is the number of large cash transactions they handle. These transactions trigger certain IRS requirements, including the requirement to file Form 8300. Failing to meet this requirement could lead to costly
How to Find Free Tax Attorney Help
Who Qualifies for Free Help and What to Do If You Don’t Qualify There are several different programs that offer taxpayers access to free help from tax attorneys or other tax professionals. These programs can be a lifesaver for many taxpayers, but unfortunately, if your income is not below a
If I Owe Back Taxes Will I Get a Refund?
If you’re like a lot of tax-paying Americans, you may be relying on a tax refund to fill some monetary gaps. However, if you’re in debt to the IRS from previous years, you may find yourself without the windfall you were expecting. Unfortunately, if you owe the IRS back taxes
10 Years Behind on Tax Returns? Do You Really Need to File All 10 Years?
If you haven’t filed taxes in 10 years, you are at risk of the IRS coming after you, assessing tax against you, and potentially even pursuing legal charges if you have not filed in an attempt to evade taxes. Here’s the good news – in most cases, you only need
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