How to Avoid a Tax Lien
By law the Internal Revenue Service is required to notify you in writing of their intent to place a lien on your property. This is to afford an opportunity for you to settle your tax debt in time to avoid an IRS tax lien. Notices are sent to your last . . .
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What to Do During an Audit
If you are getting audited by the IRS, be certain your documents are complete and ready. Answer the IRS directly and honestly if they ask questions. Telling the truth will help your case. Internal Revenue Service auditors are trained observers and can spot deception.
Dealing with the . . .
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File Your Tax Return Properly to Avoid Audit
If you missed the cutoff date to submit your tax return from last year, you can still send it to the IRS now. According to Internal Revenue Service policy, taxpayers can submit late tax returns as long as there has been no IRS trouble or activity, i.e. no letter . . .
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Halting IRS Collection – Three Courses of Action
Outstanding tax debts can bring financial ruin. Before the Internal Revenue Service begins the collection process, it is imperative to communicate with them. Begin with filing for an extension of the deadline to give you time to research a solution. An extension can allow 45 – 120 days . . .
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Standing up against an IRS audit
There are two options available when the IRS audit is complete and you have been assessed additional taxes, penalties and/or fines:
Accept the demands of the IRS and pay the tax debt in full.
Appeal the demands of the IRS in court.
Recently there have been thousands of taxpayers . . .
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How tax liens work
If you have an outstanding tax debt and have continually ignored payment to the Internal Revenue Service, the IRS can easily attach a tax lien against your property. Even though you may owe only penalties and interest from a previous, unresolved tax debt, the use of a tax lien can . . .
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Why you owe the IRS
According to Internal Revenue Service records, thousands of taxpayers owe them money every year. These unresolved IRS tax debts come from people who filed their tax return and could not pay in full. The IRS also has a huge volume of work in pursuing taxpayers who have not filed . . .
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Better to file a late tax return than suffer a wage garnishment
If you missed filing your tax return last April 15, you still have time to file back taxes with the Internal Revenue Service. You may avoid penalties once you file your tax return, but you must do this before the Internal Revenue Service has notified you of your delay.  . . .
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The advantage of having IRS tax relief for our tax debt
It could be years to recover what you have lost due to the actions of the internal Revenue Service pursuing your unresolved tax debt. Ignoring notices from the Internal Revenue Service is one thing you should never do. They can easily use their collection authority to freeze all . . .
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The importance of tax debt relief and your financial well-being
The Internal Revenue Service will try everything to collect your tax debt. They will perform audits if necessary to determine if you owe them money. They can tap your personal assets just to prove the point that they mean business. As a taxpayer, you need to avoid . . .
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