If you are contacted by an IRS Revenue Officer for collection, it means that the IRS is prepared to take action against you or your
The government shutdown has furloughed thousands of IRS workers. As a result, the IRS officials processing your case are most likely out of the office.
If worries about your tax debt are keeping you up, you may have seen one of those ads on late-night TV promising tax assistance that
You realized that your tax liability is more than you can afford to pay, so you submitted an IRS Offer in Compromise (OIC) to the
You’ve completed your individual tax return, and you realize your tax liability is more than you can afford to pay, and you wonder if you
Receiving a Final Notice of Intent to Levy from the IRS can be a very stressful experience. With this notice, the IRS is essentially saying
Filing taxes jointly with one’s spouse is common. However, sometimes, one spouse can make mistakes or provide erroneous information when filing. This may result in
Learning that you may owe additional money to the IRS because an earlier proposed tax assessment was wrong can be a stressful experience. Often, taxpayers
The IRS may seem like a monolithic entity when you’re facing tax debt, but it’s important to remember the agency consists of human workers. That
Reaching an Offer in Compromise (OIC) with the IRS can provide significant relief. You worked hard to get to a more manageable place with your
