
The IRS Has More Staff and Aggressive Collection Tactics: What to Do if the IRS Is Pursuing You
After the Covid-19 pause, the IRS has roared back to life. The agency now has increased funding, and delinquent taxpayers may find an agent at

After the Covid-19 pause, the IRS has roared back to life. The agency now has increased funding, and delinquent taxpayers may find an agent at

Unemployment claims increased sharply in January, 2021, with COVID surges prompting additional lockdown measures and accompanying economic instability. In the midst of all this financial

Financial struggle is the name of the game during the COVID crisis. Even if you managed to qualify for a PPP loan or take advantage

Payroll taxes are often a considerable source of frustration for employers, but this is especially true in the midst of a pandemic. A few options

Anxiety is part and parcel of living through a pandemic. From job loss to worries about contracting the virus, it’s only natural to feel stressed.

There’s no denying the grief and anger suffered by those who have lost loved ones during the COVID pandemic. Unfortunately, the struggle goes far beyond

Tax debt has always prompted considerable stress, but this is doubly true during a pandemic, when resources for handling this burden may be scarce. While

After a brief and unprecedented period of COVID-prompted forgiveness from the IRS, the agency appears poised for a crackdown. It will no longer be as

Between a pandemic and an economic crisis, the average person has more than enough to worry about right now. The last thing we need is

In an effort to ease the financial burden of the pandemic, Congress authorized the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) as part of the 2020 Coronavirus Aid,