It is not at all uncommon for people who owe money to the IRS to lose sleep at night worrying about all kinds of horrific things that could happen as a result of their unpaid taxes. Aside from oxygen, food and shelter are as fundamental as it gets in terms of basic human needs. So, …
You and/or your business have accrued a tax liability and are now receiving increasingly threatening letters from the IRS that indicate that they are going to seize your assets. Many questions arise. Can the IRS actually do this? Will they seize my corporate assets and shut my business down? Will they seize my residence? These …
Will The IRS Seize My Assets, Business Or My Residence? Read More »
You may have received a letter from an from the IRS labeled with an address IRS Support 5050. This is a letter issued from the desk of the IRS Automated Collection System (ACS). These act as collection agencies on behalf of the IRS, located in multiple cities across the USA. When an IRS tax liability …
One of the most frustrating situations my clients confront is the IRS’s addition of large amounts of tax or Civil Penalties to tax periods that ended a long time ago. There can be several reasons for additions to tax or Civil Penalties, but the most common ones I encounter are reporting and reconciliation deficiencies across …
You have read the Form 656, IRS Offer in Compromise booklet, the rules under the Fresh Start Initiative, and perhaps even hired an attorney or other representative to help you submit your Offer in Compromise to the IRS. You feel you have sent in a complete Offer, with all documentation attached. You feel the IRS should …
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Will the IRS take your assets or force you to liquidate assets in order to satisfy your IRS back tax liability? The IRS can, with a few limited exemptions, seize your assets to satisfy your IRS back taxes. However, if you have competent legal representation, this should not happen to you unless every other collection …
Notice of Levy: Will the IRS Seize Assets or Force the Sale of Them? Read More »
