Tax Relief FAQ

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 [...]

The self-employed individual may fund sick leave and family leave equivalents by taking into account the credit to which the individual is entitled and will claim on Form 1040, U.S. Individual [...]

Missing deadlines with the IRS or state taxing authorities almost always makes matters worse. You may be charged with additional fines, and also incite enforced collections such as bank levies [...]

Even if you do not have the money to pay your taxes at the time the tax filing is due, always file your taxes on time.

Yes. There is nothing preventing you from doing so. In fact, we highly recommend doing so as soon as you know you are behind on taxes. But, if you have procrastinated and have had a tax lien [...]

The IRS and some states have a program that allows you to settle your tax liability for less than is owed. The IRS calls this an Offer in Compromise. If you qualify you may be able to pay less [...]

We can do this for you. Three things are certain with the government: paperwork, procedures and deadlines. But it’s tough to know who to contact and how to ask the right questions without [...]

Yes we can. Larson Tax will perform a discovery for every client to evaluate their situation, and use our findings as a starting point to determine the immediate course of action to protect you, [...]

It is very unusual for people to see jail time due to taxes. The IRS is more interested in money than punitive actions. The exception is in cases of fraud or willful evasion of taxes. So long as [...]