Of all the creditors or companies, you might owe money to, the Internal Revenue Service can be the least forgiving about debt. If you don't pay your taxes, the IRS will levy and take possession of your property, including cash accounts, wages, and real and...
Three Tax Resolution Strategies Offered by the IRS Taxes are a fact of life, but tax problems aren’t. If you find yourself in tax trouble, the IRS has definitive guidelines for how to proceed in collecting what they believe you owe them. After sending you notices,...
Why is resolving your tax problem on your own or preparing your business tax return an awful idea? Running your own business means wearing a lot of hats, from janitor and head of HR to client schmoozer and marketing director. But should you add the role...
Unfiled Tax Returns? - What to do. 7 million taxpayers failed to file their taxes in 2014. No one is keen on filing their taxes, but not filing them at all is never a wise move. The Internal Revenue Service is a powerful collection agency. They...
2020, The Year You Deal With Your Back Taxes! Deal With Your Back Taxes. According to the IRS, more than 13.2 million Americans owe back taxes. The majority of these cases involve amounts that seem impossible to pay off. That leaves those tax-owing folks in a difficult...
Resolve Your Back Taxes Permanently When you owe money to the IRS, it is hard to think about anything else. While being in debt is never fun, no matter who the creditor is, the IRS enjoys almost unlimited power to collect the money they are due. Unlike...