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California & State
California FTB Payment Plans and Financial Hardship
California FTB Payment Plans and Financial Hardship California taxpayers who cannot pay in full may be able to request a…
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Filing & Compliance
Amended Tax Returns: When a Correction Is Worth Filing
Amended Tax Returns: When a Correction Is Worth Filing An amended return is used to correct a previously filed return,…
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IRS Collections
The IRS Collection Statute: Why the Account Timeline Is Complex
The IRS Collection Statute: Why the Account Timeline Is Complex Federal tax collection is subject to a statutory period, but…
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IRS Collections
IRS Installment Agreements: How Payment Plans Are Evaluated
IRS Installment Agreements: How Payment Plans Are Evaluated An installment agreement allows an accepted tax balance to be paid over…
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Filing & Compliance
IRS Substitute for Return: Why the Assessment May Be Too High
IRS Substitute for Return: Why the Assessment May Be Too High When a required return is not filed, the IRS…
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Filing & Compliance
Tax Record Retention: Build a Defensible File, Not Just a Box of Receipts
Tax Record Retention: Build a Defensible File, Not Just a Box of Receipts Tax records should be kept long enough…
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Filing & Compliance
How Tax Refunds Are Applied When You Owe the IRS
How Tax Refunds Are Applied When You Owe the IRS When a taxpayer owes an assessed federal balance, a later…
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Filing & Compliance
Unfiled Tax Returns: A Step-by-Step Compliance Plan
Unfiled Tax Returns: A Step by Step Compliance Plan Resolving unfiled returns starts with determining which returns are required, reconstructing…
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IRS Collections
IRS Tax Debt Options When You Cannot Pay in Full
IRS Tax Debt Options When You Cannot Pay in Full Taxpayers who cannot pay in full may have several paths,…
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IRS Collections
2016 Changes in IRS Collection Practices
2016 Changes in IRS Collection Practices Editorial status: Rewritten and restructured from Kemble White's legacy page. Historical dates, names, quoted…
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