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Dec
27
Top 5 IRS updates coming in 2023
As we approach the end of a bumpy 2022, it’s important for taxpayers to stay informed about the latest updates from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and how they can help position themselves f...
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Nov
01
That Call from the IRS? It’s a Tax Scam.
Did you just get a call from the IRS? Perhaps a recorded voice claimed to be an IRS agent, told you about some overdue taxes you haven’t paid yet, and then threatened you by saying you’d be arrested or your Social Security number would be cancele...
Oct
25
Tax Debt Horror Stories for Halloween
Who doesn’t love a good scary story? What about tax debt horror stories? Okay, a lot of people. Even if you enjoy the Halloween season—trick or treating, costumes, and candy—you may not be the kind of person who likes horror movies! But unlike ...
Oct
18
Divorce and Taxes: 5 Post-Divorce Changes to Look Out For
Whatever the cause might be, divorce is difficult. Divorce and taxes, on the other hand? Somehow worse. It doesn’t matter how long you were married, whether or not you shared any property, or whether or not you have children in the picture. Separat...
Oct
11
How Much Do Tax Relief Companies Cost?
If you’ve got tax debt, you’ve probably wondered, How much do tax relief companies cost? Well, you’ve come to the right place. You may have been struggling with your tax debt for months or years, or maybe you just got your first letter fr...
Oct
04
It’s Time for a Paycheck Checkup
As we approach the end of the year, we’re not only looking back, but also looking forward. And you should be, too—right to your next paycheck checkup. Soon enough, we’ll be talking about ways to help reduce your tax debt or boost your savings i...
Sep
27
When Is the Federal Tax Extension Deadline for 2019?
Has it been six months already? It’s hard to believe it, but yes—nearly six full months have passed since Tax Day of 2019. A lot has happened since April 15, but hopefully if you’re reading this post right now, it means you’ve already filed y...
Sep
20
Meet the IRS: What Is a Criminal Investigation Special Agent?
You’ve never met a criminal investigation special agent before. But believe it or not, you actually interact with the IRS quite frequently. You may always be interacting with them directly, but you’re nearly always engaging with the IRS in so...
Sep
13
Meet the IRS: What Is a Revenue Officer?
Even if you’ve never met a revenue officer, if you’ve ever struggled with a serious tax issue, you’re more than likely no stranger to the IRS. Depending on the amount of money you owe the IRS, you’ve probably received your fair share of l...
Sep
06
Meet the IRS: What Is a Revenue Agent?
The IRS makes for a pretty disappointing pen pal. If you’ve ever dealt with them, you know what we’re talking about. When you’re struggling with a major tax debt, an audit defense, or an IRS wage garnishment or tax levy, most communication with...
Aug
30
4 Ace Tips for How to Report Gambling on Taxes
There’s a reason folks flock to glitzy locales like Las Vegas, Atlantic City, and even Reno. And it isn’t always the all-you-can-eat buffets. It certainly isn’t thinking about how to report gambling on taxes. Here at StopIRSDebt.co...
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