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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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Aug
23
“I Underreported Income. Now What?”
Believe it or not, underreported income happens a lot more than you may think. It can happen for a number of reasons: Forgetting an income stream, misplacing an employee W-2, or even tax evasion. Whatever led to your specific case of underreported in...
Aug
16
The Taxpayer First Act, Explained
Ever heard of the Taxpayer First Act? We bet that at some point or another, you’ve heard of it; maybe it was mentioned on the nightly news, covered in-depth on the radio, or mentioned in the newspaper. However, there’s a good chance you haven’t...
Aug
09
Get to Know: ‘The Taxpayer Bill of Rights’
Even with the Taxpayer Bill of Rights, dealing with the IRS is a frightening experience. Well, not for us. Our nearly two decades of experience representing clients faced with the most frightening and serious tax issues have given us nothing but conf...
Aug
02
Get to Know: Voluntary Disclosure Practice
It’s not too late. We promise. We know that may be hard to buy at first, because when you’re on the wrong side of tax law—through tax evasion or tax fraud—it can seem like there’s no way out. We’re just here to tell you that it’s tr...
Jul
12
Do All Newlyweds Need to File Jointly?
So, you’ve tied the knot. Congratulations! Now, let’s talk about whether you’ll file jointly. A new, joint outlook can bring a lot of exciting changes. Perhaps you and your spouse are moving to a new state, or maybe you’re considering...
Jul
05
What Every Democratic Presidential Candidate Has to Say about Taxes (Part 2)
Has it been a week already? The first round of democratic primary debates took place just over a week ago, during which viewers watched every democratic presidential candidate, over two nights of ten, square off on major contentious topics including ...
Jun
28
What Every Democratic Presidential Candidate Has to Say about Taxes (Part 1)
Let’s get political. Well, not too political—just about a presidential candidate or twenty. 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 alm...
Jun
21
How to Qualify for a First Time Abatement
Best laid plans, right? After nearly two decades working with taxpayers from all walks of life to resolve their tax issues with the IRS, we’ve learned with no uncertainty that even the most punctual, organized person can miss a tax deadline or forg...
Jun
14
What to Expect from Taxes on Mutual Funds
So, you’ve invested in your very first mutual fund. Congratulations! You’ve joined a large group of investors committed to diversifying their investments. However, upon entering the mutual fund game, you may have some questions. For example, what...
Jun
07
Passport Revoked by the IRS? Not Anymore.
When you’re struggling against the IRS, you have a lot to deal with, even without having a passport revoked by the IRS. Your fears about wage garnishments, levies, and tax liens sit with you and can leave a pit in your stomach. These worst-case sce...
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