You’re smart, right? Of course you are. In fact, most of us like to think we’re intelligent, discerning, and can tell when someone’s trying to pull one over on us. And for the most part, that’s true! You get extra points for reading this righ...

So, you’ve got some debt. Tax debt, to be specific. Or, perhaps you’ve recently learned that the IRS has placed a tax lien on your home. Maybe the IRS has begun garnishing your wages. Or perhaps your tax bill was simply larger than you expected t...

Has it been a week already? The first round of democratic primary debates took place just over a week ago, during which viewers watched twenty candidates, split into two nights of ten, square off on major contentious topics including health care and ...

Let’s get political. Well, not too political. We’re tax resolution specialists, not political consultants. On the other hand, we’re realists. While other issues may come and go, there truly is almost nothing more certain in the U.S. than taxes....

Welcome back to Tax Liens 101! We’re glad to have you with us in our two-part series as we cover all things IRS tax liens, from what tax liens are and how the IRS assesses them to how to get rid of them once at for all. At StopIRSDebt.com, we belie...

If you’re reading this, it’s not too late! You may think you’ve hit the end of the road or that your tax debt has spun out of control. Maybe you think you’re in too deep or you received a letter telling you the IRS is going to place a tax lie...

More money, more (tax) problems. Or at the very least, the more money you make, the higher your tax burden will be come Tax Day. Right? As we all know, even that statement takes some qualifying. Even if Joe Schmo of California makes $100,000 a year a...

If you’re like many American taxpayers, you probably don’t think all too much about taxes until tax season rolls around each year. Whether that’s organizing your receipts or placing your tax documents in a file—when you’ve finally filed in ...

With another Tax Day in the books, most Americans have turned their attention away from their tax woes. Now they’re thinking about other pressing issues, like the end of the school year, summer, and perhaps even how to spend that juicy tax return. ...

Most people have been there at one point or another. You can call it whatever you want: funemployed, underemployed, or unemployed. The truth is that unemployment, and even simply falling short of a livable wage, is very common in the United States. E...