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IRS Collections
IRS Private Debt Collection: Verify Before You Pay
IRS Private Debt Collection: Verify Before You Pay The IRS may assign certain inactive tax receivables to authorized private collection…
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Tax Investigations
What to Do If an IRS Special Agent Contacts You
What to Do If an IRS Special Agent Contacts You An IRS Criminal Investigation special agent investigates potential federal crimes.…
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Tax Investigations
IRS Voluntary Disclosure: A Compliance Practice, Not Amnesty
IRS Voluntary Disclosure: A Compliance Practice, Not Amnesty The IRS Criminal Investigation Voluntary Disclosure Practice may be relevant to taxpayers…
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IRS Collections
Offer in Compromise Eligibility: What the IRS Actually Reviews
Offer in Compromise Eligibility: What the IRS Actually Reviews An offer in compromise is not a universal discount program. The…
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Employment Taxes
Payroll Tax Deposits: Why Timing and Classification Matter
Payroll Tax Deposits: Why Timing and Classification Matter Employment tax compliance requires correct worker classification, withholding, deposits, returns, and information…
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Audits & Appeals
Preparing for an IRS Office or Field Audit
Preparing for an IRS Office or Field Audit An in person examination requires advance work on the return, records, likely…
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Filing & Compliance
How to Read an IRS Account Transcript Before Choosing a Resolution
How to Read an IRS Account Transcript Before Choosing a Resolution An IRS account transcript is a coded history of…
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Audits & Appeals
How to Respond to a Correspondence Audit
How to Respond to a Correspondence Audit A correspondence audit is conducted primarily by mail or secure electronic exchange. A…
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IRS Collections
How to Respond to an IRS Wage Levy
How to Respond to an IRS Wage Levy A wage levy can continue against later paychecks until it is released,…
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IRS Collections
Tax Debt After Divorce: Joint Returns and Collection Questions
Tax Debt After Divorce: Joint Returns and Collection Questions A divorce decree can allocate responsibility between former spouses, but it…
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Filing & Compliance
Tax Court Petition Deadlines: Why the Notice Controls
Tax Court Petition Deadlines: Why the Notice Controls A notice that grants the right to petition the United States Tax…
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IRS Collections
Federal Tax Lien Release, Withdrawal, Discharge, and Subordination
Federal Tax Lien Release, Withdrawal, Discharge, and Subordination Lien release, withdrawal, discharge, and subordination are different remedies. A release addresses…
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