You’ve received an IRS Notice CP14. What does this mean and how should you respond? Here is what you need to know. Most letters from the IRS don’t bode well – but IRS Notice CP14 is an exceptionally notorious example, as it means that the IRS has found that your tax account currently has a …
If you are experiencing tax debt and owe money to the IRS, you have the option of creating a payment plan, also called an installment agreement; but can you have 2 installment agreements with the IRS? Can you have 2 installment agreements with the IRS? Not exactly. When you owe taxes, the IRS allows you to …
Let’s say you owe the IRS a significant tax debt but no longer earn an income or barely enough to afford room and board while possessing no significant assets. Can the IRS force you to pay? Or can they take the shirt off your back? Can they take every penny you earn and leave you …
Thanksgiving is a time for gratitude, and a time for reflection, as we draw closer to winter and a new year. For many people, the end of the year is a great time to wrap up loose ends and prepare for a fresh start. That means taking care of old debts and liabilities. Being in …
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 …
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 …