Every year, three in four Americans look forward to receiving tax refunds. These often total thousands of dollars. While this should not be thought of
The IRS threatens a variety of consequences for nonpayment of taxes. While penalties and interest may be the first course of action, liens and levies
The IRS enjoys the ability to levy assets and income from individuals or businesses that owe taxes. Unfortunately, the IRS regularly mishandles this power and
The Internal Revenue Service uses two main approaches to recover owed taxes: IRS tax liens and IRS tax levies. Both actions can prove disastrous for taxpayers,
While a lien from the IRS stakes a claim against your property to pay off an IRS debt, an IRS tax levy actually seizes the
If you owe money to the IRS but haven’t paid, the agency can file a tax lien, a tax levy, and take seizure action against
The IRS can seize property from individuals or businesses even when the agency does not have a judgment by using what’s known as a
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