To many, tax debt is a bit of an enigma. Unless you’ve spent hours upon hours studying the federal tax code, it’s unlikely you’ll find yourself comfortable and confident when hit with a tax bill from the IRS. For most people, the experience fal...

Tax Day is in only two days. With only two days until the May 17 tax deadline, the clock is ticking for you to file and pay your taxes for the 2020 tax year. And while many have filed their taxes in the extra month the IRS added to the usual April 15...

As far as employment goes, last year brought more than its fair share of challenges for workers. It didn’t matter the industry or the stage of the career, the Covid pandemic shook the work landscape around the world. From mass layoffs and furloughs...

As we get into the 2021 tax season, you may have already started thinking about having to file your taxes. But whether or not you plan to file early or wait until closer to the deadline, you probably already have a few things on your mind. Will you e...

The start of tax season in 2021 marks the beginning of one of the most complex tax filing seasons in most tax filers’ lifetimes. While we hope your income and finances went unaffected in 2020, we know that wasn’t the reality for millions. A host ...

After a tumultuous 2020, we’ve finally reached the finished line. Welcome to 2021! Here’s hoping for a much better year ahead. With that, we hope for a bit more normalcy in our lives and businesses, health and world news—just to name a few. On ...

As we all know, the tax landscape is complicated. In fact, the word “complicated” may really undersell the reality of the IRS and state tax codes! Regardless, taxes provide a pretty significant challenge to most people, even during the regular ta...

With 2020 nearly behind us (thank goodness), we’re turning our attention toward 2021—and all the potential it has in store for us. Unfortunately, along with all that potential comes some serious consequences for taxpayers who might find themselve...

Aren’t you glad the election is over? We’re not here to get political. But we think it’s a pretty bipartisan opinion to state we’re glad the election is over. After such a tumultuous election season, it seemed that the news cycle kept demonst...

If the IRS wants to get their hands on a tax debt, they have dozens of ways to get the job done. Some are minor—even a simple notice or notification of an estimated tax bill can work. But when we think about IRS collections, we’re rarely thinking...