Can the IRS Seize Jointly Owned Assets or Accounts? What You Need to Know to Protect Loved Ones
If you owe back taxes, it’s natural to worry about how that might affect your family. Many people find themselves...
Tax Levies
What If You Don’t Pay Taxes? An Overview of the Consequences
If you just calculated your tax bill and you’re curious to know what happens if you just don’t pay the...
Can the IRS Take My Business Assets If I Owe Personal Taxes?
Generally speaking, the IRS can’t go after a business’s assets when trying to collect the personal tax debts of the...
Can the IRS Take My Child’s 529 or College Savings Account?
If you’ve put away a substantial amount of money for your children to go to college, you may be concerned...
How to Protect Your Assets From IRS Seizure: What the IRS Can (and Can’t) Take
You’ve received an alarming notice from the IRS, and the words “seizure,” “levy,” and “assets jump out at you. While...
What to Do If the IRS Assigns a Revenue Officer to Your Business
When the IRS assigns a Revenue Officer to your business tax account, you should take that as a clear sign...
What Does It Mean When the IRS Says ‘Jeopardy of Lien or Levy’?
Receiving an IRS notice is intimidating already, but when that notice tells you that you are in “jeopardy of lien...
What To Do With Seriously Delinquent Taxes
The IRS has started to employ a new and creative method to force taxpayers to the table. More and more...
Tax Levies and Tax Liens – What’s the Difference?
Tomayto Tomahto, Potayto Patahto - aren't levies and liens the same thing? The short answer is NO. Taxpayers often use...
