You’ve completed the arduous tasks and seemingly endless paperwork – now you have an IRS payment plan to address your tax debt. Finally, your tax
You’ve just lost your job, and your financial obligations are piling up fast. You need to prioritize what’s getting paid and what gets pushed aside.
The IRS has sent you a Notice of Termination (also known as a CP523), informing you that your payment plan has been canceled. Can you
Addressing your tax debt is a big step. It’s an overwhelming process, but you’ve made a good-faith effort to set up a payment plan with
Hiking is a rewarding activity, partly because of the satisfaction you get from overcoming a challenge or difficult situation. Maybe it’s getting past a mostly
An IRS lien is a potential result of failure to pay federal taxes. It’s a claim against your property meant to settle a tax debt.
Operating a business can often feel like a juggling act, especially when managing the flow of revenues and payments. And even if you are working
You qualified for an IRS payment plan, such as an installment agreement, to pay a tax debt you could not remit in full. But now,
Most for-profit companies in the U.S. can be defined as small businesses: Typically, they are independently owned and operated, with fewer than 500 employees. For
Operating a small business is challenging enough without the stress of an IRS tax audit; knowing what issues and practices trigger an IRS tax audit
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