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IRS Notice of Deficiency: What to Do If You Receive CP3219A

IRS Notice of Deficiency

Receiving an IRS notice is very stressful, so what should you do if you receive an IRS notice of deficiency CP3219A? Here’s what to know. Receiving letters or notices from the IRS is often a mixed bag. Sometimes it’s good news (like a tax refund), and sometimes it’s nothing (like informing you of a minor …

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What Happens If the IRS Sends You to Collections? 6 Things to Know

What Happens If the IRS Sends You to Collections - Rush Tax Resolution

Dealing with the IRS can be incredibly stressful, so what happens if the IRS sends you to collections? Here is what you should know. We all know that the taxman can be frightening. But it’s important to separate fact from fiction. The IRS is tasked with enforcing tax law and ensuring that taxpayers are held …

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How to Protect Yourself from These IRS Tax Scams

IRS Tax Scams - Rush Tax Resolution

During the past few years, we have seen an influx in tax related scams affecting consumers. Here’s how to protect yourself from the most common IRS tax scams. The IRS is renewing its information on frequent and common tax scams, providing multiple newsletters to taxpayers urging them to beware the signs of a tax-related con, …

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Your Guide to IRS Form 8300

IRS Form 8300 - Rush Tax Resolution

IRS Form 8300 is required for all cash payments over $10,000. But what does this mean for you? Cash transactions constitute a large portion of business activity. Businesses need to build inventory, pay for repairs, pay for maintenance and upkeep on their equipment, make monthly payments for leased property, compensate their business partners, and much more.  While these transactions do …

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