A small business owner often wears many different hats. They might have to wear their boss hat one day, and the employee hat the next. When tax season comes around, it might be their tax hat. They may think of doing their taxes as just another item to quickly cross off their to-do list. However,...
Let’s briefly discuss resolution options when you find yourself with IRS tax debt. If you have IRS Tax Debt you have a number of resolution options including: Tax Debt Resolution Options: Installment Agreements; Penalty Abatement; OIC: Offer in Compromise; and CNC: Currently Not Collectible Status Which tax debt resolution is the most appropriate for you depends upon...
If you don't pay or settle your federal or state tax debt, the IRS and state taxing authorities can levy, seize and sell any type of real or personal property that you own or have an interest in. Taxpayers often interchangeably refer to levies as liens or vice versa not realizing these are two totally different terms. Tax Liens...
Many people have the misconception that the IRS is more difficult to work with when resolving income tax debt as opposed to state taxing authorities. However, typically, it is actually more difficult to resolve tax debt with the state. State taxing authorities typically give taxpayers less time to resolve their tax debt. The IRS may...
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and all state taxing authorities expect taxpayers to be “compliant” and to know what compliance means. But what does “compliant” mean? Compliance can be defined as filing all required returns and or extensions on time AND paying all taxes due on time. To be sure, there are consequences of...
