Posts Tagged ‘tax resolution’
What to Do If You Receive an IRS Letter
Receiving a letter from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) can feel intimidating, but it’s important to know that many of these letters are routine, and the information they convey can be dealt with quickly and effectively with the right strategy. If you’ve received an IRS letter and are researching ways to react or respond,…
Read MorePlanning for Federal Tax Policy Shifts And Your IRS Liabilities
Federal tax policies are constantly evolving, and these changes can significantly impact both individual taxpayers and small business owners. New legislation…shifts in economic priorities…changes in government leadership…all of these can influence everything from income tax rates to available deductions and credits. Failing to adapt to these shifts can lead to higher tax liabilities, missed…
Read MoreHow 2025 Federal Tax Changes Could Affect Your IRS Debt
Change is in the wind. And when it comes to the way your IRS debt is managed by the federal government, there’s a lot of change to stay on top of. For virtually all taxpayers in the US, paying federal tax on income is a part of life. So, if you’re one of the…
Read MoreHow Can I Stop a Property Lien from the IRS?
When the IRS gets serious about collecting a tax debt, they can take numerous actions to recover the debt. One such action is filing a property lien against an asset like a car, motorcycle, home or other property. In this article, we’ll be covering the topic of how to stop a property lien from…
Read MoreHow Can I Stop Wage Garnishment from the IRS?
No one tells you what to do first when the IRS enforces a collection effort through wage garnishment. Knowing what steps to take to stop the garnishments is crucial to preserving your income. The IRS exists for one reason and one reason only: to collect owed taxes by US taxpayers for the federal government.…
Read MoreHow Can I Stop a Bank Levy from the IRS?
When the IRS gets serious about collecting a tax debt— They typically go through a series of steps before your assets like bank accounts or physical property are seized. These steps include: Finding you liable for a tax debt Notifying you of the debt amount Sending a letter to you informing you of the…
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