The IRS Sent Me a CP 508C Notice. What Should I Do? If you want to keep your Passport, now is the time to act. The CP 508C Notice is a Notice of Certification of Seriously Delinquent Federal Tax [...]
If you received an IRS letter 1153, Proposed Trust Fund Recovery Penalty Assessment, here is what you should know. This IRS will send a 1153 letter via Certified Mail to your Last Known Address, [...]
What’s a Statutory Notice of Deficiency – Notice 3219? This IRS sends a Notice 3219 via Certified Mail to a taxpayer’s Last Known Address. The purpose of this letter is to inform you [...]
How to Find Out What You Owe the IRS Whether it is expected or comes as a surprise, sometimes you simply end up with a tax debt. When this happens, the prospect of figuring out exactly what you [...]
What Happens When You Don’t File Your Tax Return Because of the Covid-19 crisis the IRS extended the 2019 tax filing deadline until July 15, 2020. We are a week past that as of today. Did you [...]
How to Beat an IRS Levy Can you beat a bank levy? Yes! But it’s better to avoid getting bank levy. First, a primer on bank levies. A bank levy is an enforced collection, where money is [...]
What to Expect When Settling Tax Debt If you owe the IRS, it is always better to go to them than to wait for them to come to you. You can certainly make the call yourself, but if you want to [...]
IRS Rules for taking distributions or loans from retirement plans due to COVID-19 The Internal Revenue Service are helping retirement plan participants affected by the COVID-19 coronavirus take [...]
Why You Should File Your Tax Return We all generally know that we should do our taxes when the season rolls around, but some people do not know the particulars of what can happen if we don’t. It [...]
What is the IRS Voluntary Classification Settlement Program (VCSP)? The Internal Revenue Service recently changed methods for classification of who is a W-2 versus a 1099 employee. The program [...]
