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[...] What are Back Taxes? The term “Back Taxes” refer to tax debt that wasn’t paid when it was due. Typically, these are taxes that are owed from a previous [...]

[...] There’s a Few Important Differences We talk with a lot of folks about tax resolution and tax debt reduction, and often times we use the terms Tax Expert and Tax Pro.  We typically get the [...]

[...] scam: Learn your options before hiring. The IRS offers solutions to taxpayers who owe tax debt. Some solutions are simple enough that the average taxpayer could resolve their debt on their [...]

[...] of a penalty is to pay it in full, pay it by setting up a payment plan, or settling your total tax debt amount with an Offer In Compromise. IRS Penalty Handbook The IRS lists a number of provisions in [...]

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[...] There’s a Few Important Differences We talk with a lot of folks about tax resolution and tax debt reduction, and often times we use the terms Tax Expert and Tax Pro.  We [...]

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[...] are responsible for adhering to. We offer this CRITICAL advice for how to dodge a tax resolution services scam: Learn your options before hiring. The IRS offers solutions to taxpayers who owe [...]

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[...] ;t aware of the actions IRS employees and department heads were taking when they targeted conservative groups applying for tax-exempt, non-profit status.  There are 15 major United States [...]

[...] year for the IRS.  In May, a major report revealed that the IRS had unfairly targeted conservative groups, much to the chagrin of Republicans and Independents.  In June, allegations from a [...]

[...] When the IRS began seizing assets of a man in Boston who owed $600,000 dollars in back taxes, nobody really took notice.  The IRS conducts wage garnishment, asset seizure, and other [...]

[...] What are Back Taxes? The term “Back Taxes” refer to tax debt that wasn’t paid when it was due. Typically, these are taxes [...]

[...] to file and pay on time. Fortunately there are provisions in the IRC that allows for IRS Penalty Abatement.   IRS Penalty Abatement is a way for taxpayers to get relief from penalties if they [...]

[...] lacked a key component – easy access to donors’ cash.  Enter the Internal Revenue Service.  The IRS offers a variety of tax shelters to non-profit organizations, one of [...]

[...] Training Videos A recent official report shows that over the past few years, the Internal Revenue Service spent nearly $50 Million dollars on over 200 conferences and training activities.   [...]

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[...] This is Not Just a Coincidence The IRS Scandal 2013 has put the Obama administration in the limelight once again.  In the past year, Obama has generated heated bipartisan [...]

[...] dollars on over 200 conferences and training activities.  According to NBC, the Obama administration has already been on the defensive regarding the topic of departmental spending – [...]

[...] IRS Penalties and Abatement/Relief The Internal Revenue Service taxes individuals and businesses according [...]

What are Back Taxes? The term “Back Taxes” refer to tax debt that wasn’t paid when it was due. Typically, these are taxes that are [...]

[...] ? IRS Question: Offer in Compromise or Installment Agreement, Which is Right for Me? IRS Back Taxes Help [...]