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September 6, 2025

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7 Secrets the IRS Doesn’t Want you to Know

7 Secrets the IRS Doesn't Want you to Know • First of all, download and read our free report, "The Seven Secrets the IRS Doesn't Want You to Know". • Next, do not speak to the IRS without first understanding the ins and outs of the system. • Finally, always remember, "...anything and everything you […]

January 21, 2019

When to File a Nonresident State Tax Return

The federal government requires you to report all income, calculate your total tax liability, and subtract the standard deduction (or any qualifying itemized deductions). However, most states also require you to pay additional state income taxes, which can be complicated. If you live in one state but work in another, you'll need to fill out […]

September 16, 2022

How to Prevent and Remove a Federal Tax Lien

Federal tax liens are one of the IRS' collection actions used to enforce payment for tax debt. Unlike a levy, a federal tax lien is not an actual claim of your property or assets. And unlike a levy, the IRS issues a federal tax claim on everything you own, all at once. The IRS will […]

September 20, 2022

IRS Streamlined Installment Agreement Requirements and Benefits

Federal tax debt is a serious issue. The government possesses a few more tools than the average creditor, and unlike some debts, the IRS doesn't easily forgive tax debt. The IRS expects you to pay back what you owe to the best of your abilities, whether a few hundred dollars or several hundred thousand. The […]

September 27, 2022

IRS Form 706: Understanding Estate and Gift Taxes

If you have ever heard of the "death tax," you've heard of the estate tax. Yet, despite the media coverage it has seen over the years, the federal estate tax is one most Americans will never have to worry about. However, if you have to worry about it, it's important to understand gift and estate […]

October 1, 2022

What Is Tax Delinquency and How Can It Affect You?

Do you owe the IRS money? One way of finding out is by going through any old mail they might have sent you. If you missed it the first time, a second look would help you find any notices and letters sent by the IRS explaining that you owe them money. If you haven’t received anything from […]

October 5, 2022

A Realist's Guide to Tax Debt Forgiveness

Let's start by getting right to the meat of it – the IRS never fully forgives a tax debt. Tax debt forgiveness does exist in cases of medical debt, consumer debt, and particular student loans – and although it was much easier before bankruptcy laws were massively altered in 2005, most debts could be significantly […]

October 10, 2022

5 IRS Audit Penalties to Know (and How to Avoid Them)

Being warned about an impending audit can be scary, especially when the IRS knocks on your door. However, in addition to the fact that most taxpayers will have to worry about being audited, the vast majority of IRS audits do not involve a face-to-face confrontation with the IRS – they are primarily conducted via the […]

October 18, 2022

Understanding and Responding to Your CP14 Notice

A CP14 notice is not a reason for panic but can be a cause for concern. CP14 is also known as an IRS balance due notice – in other words, it is a reminder from the IRS to pay your dues and to ensure that you know you owe them money. This might be a minuscule amount to […]

October 24, 2022

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