If you owe a tax debt to the IRS for back taxes and are searching for help for settling the taxes owed to the IRS, learning about the options you have available to get tax debt relief is important to… Continue Reading…

5 things you need to understand about a levy are : Knowing what a levy means When are you subject to a levy Which of your assets can be affected How can a levy be released How to avoid a… Continue Reading…

IRS Form 8379, Injured Spouse Allocation, allows married couples to avoid disagreements over tax refunds that may be seized by the IRS due to past tax owed by one of the spouses. To obtain the tax refund allocation relief, the… Continue Reading…

The Innocent Spouse rule helps a spouse get relief from the tax owed due to errors, or inaccuracies filed on joint tax returns by the other spouse.  To qualify to file for this relief : You filed a joint return… Continue Reading…

Facing a tax audit can be nerve-racking, however, being familiar with the IRS timelines and statutes can be useful in knowing how soon the nightmare will end. The standard deadline for how far back the IRS can conduct an audit… Continue Reading…

If you’re late in sending in your tax returns, do not fret since the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is highly lenient regarding the extension of the deadline. However, you need to take the necessary steps in time to avoid penalties…. Continue Reading…